About Me

In addition to my coursework, I have been involved in the Computer Science community at Princeton as an Undergraduate Course Assistant for the COS department. During my sophomore summer, I created my first Android app through Facebook's FBU internship program. Next summer, I will be returning to Facebook as a 12-week Software Engineering Intern.
Despite my deep interests in STEM, I have never lost touch with my artistic side. If you catch me when I'm not coding, I'm probably painting!
Education
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Princeton UniversityBachelor of Science in Engineering, Computer Science September 2017 to June 2021 Coursework:
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Saint Joseph High SchoolLakewood, CA August 2013 to May 2017
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Experience
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Undergraduate Course AssistantPrinceton Computer Science Department February 2018 to Present Three semesters of experience grading assignments, projects, and exams.
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Table LeaderAlgorithms and Data Structures February 2019 to Present One of the few head Undergraduate Course Assistants for Princeton's Algorithms and Data Structures course.
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Facebook University for Engineering InternJune 2019 to August 2019
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Languages
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Projects
HelpQ
June 2019 to August 2019
HelpQ is a mobile Android app that I developed in a team at my Facebook University for Engineering internship. With HelpQ, students can easily ask questions that instructors can view in an elegant, organized queue. Features include:- Parse backend to store user data
- Students can submit questions and instructors can reply with answers
- Previous questions and answers saved on a searchable board tab for quick lookup
- Notifications remind students when instructors create workshops

Maze Adventures
June 2018 to July 2018
Maze Adventures is a Unity3D game that I developed at Princeton Summer Programming Experiences. Features include:- Unique, randomized mazes generated at runtime using recursive division maze generation algorithm
- Combat with enemy AI
- Items distributed across levels using Poisson disk sampling
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Volunteering
Yimas Language Wikipedia Page
February 2019 to May 2019
I studied the endangered Yimas language of Papua New Guinea and contributed my research to its Wikipedia page, transforming it from a short stub article to a complete encyclopedia entry. My responsibilities included:- Participating in a month-long training process to learn Wikipedia's article review and copyright protocols
- Researching the Yimas language and writing sections about its phonology, morphology, and syntax
- Verifying the accuracy and citations of any preexisting content on the page
Recent Posts
- Owning 7 Phones at Once August 19, 2019
- HelpQ August 16, 2019
- My First Blog Post August 15, 2019
- Maze Adventures July 20, 2018
- more...