I'm a second year college student, coder, photographer, and table tennis hobbyist. Currently, I'm a part-time Digital Technology Intern at General Electric Digital, but I'm also a college student at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Neuroscience and Computer Science are my cpassion, but presently, I'm focusing on my passion to be a software engineer.
This website was the partial result of my inital passions. When I was younger, I was afraid of the different. After my junior year of high school, I changed my mentality completey. I had a *bug* to improve myself in every facet. Since then, I've accepted the chaos that naturally occurs with exploring the different; In fact, I'm avidly searching for it. This is a website for documenting that journey.
Java, JavaScript
Python, Matlab, HTML & CSS
Chinese and Latin
Table Tennis, Tennis, and Swimming
As apart of the Service Fabric Team in One Drive Sharepoint, I created a disaster recovery readiness dashboard, displaying datacenters, clusters and databases along with metrics to establish current readiness level. Our goal was to decrease the time On Call Engineers(OCEs) needed to determine the readiness to failover these dimensions so that One Drive Consumer can have greater reliability
As apart of the Monitoring Team for Coretech Digital, I created a management system to assist BI analysis of monitor metadata and control usage. Working with New Relic and Sikuli monitoring, I developed a silencing system, allowing maintenance periods to be synonymous with our new in-house management system. I established a framework for future improvements such as Internal Self self-service portal, monitoring, and reporting.
I created automation for disabling invalid and failing monitors as a cost saving effort (one quarter savings of 100K with continued savings).
Selected to take part in an immersive 1000-hour full stack software engineering course focused on project-based front-end and back-end web and mobile development in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Experience using React, React-Native, Redux, Express, MongoDB, SQL, Postgres, among other technologies.
Along with world class peers, students create twitter feed clones, Real time chat boxes, their own API, and learn Encryption, Hacking, the Web FullStack, and far more. In addition to skills, I've learned to work in teams with other software engineers, experiencing the similar situations in industy.
Under Dr.Eberhard Voit, I was placed with Ph.D. candidate Felipe Dalvi-Garcia from the National Laboratory for Scientific Computing
Combining mathematical and computational modeling, we study cortisol's effect to manipulate dopaminergic and serotonergic systems, also known as Major Depression (MD). Using Matlab and different programs for designing gene-regulatory and biochemical networks, I helped verify references, develop the serotonergic pathway manipulated, and proof-read presented papers to PI.
In the summer of 2017, I worked in Doctor Dieter Jaeger's Parkinson's lab under Doctor Li Su. Under his guidance, I improved my coding abilities in Matlab.
Using Matlab, I wrote data organization programs to improve data search efficiency, conduct video analysis on mice behavior, and attempt to help postdoctoral researchers and graduate researchers with data efficiency and organization.
myGenomics is a highly specialized next generation sequencing(NGS) service provider. The lab consists of entirely PhD scientists with over fifteen years of research experience in genetics and NGS.
As an intern, I was tasked to Extracted, fragmented, purified, amplified, and sequenced DNA, organize samples and give QC(Quality Control) reports to clients. I was mentored by fouder of myGenomics Dr.Shoeb Ahmad for over 80 hours.
Spectrum Internal Medicine is a private physician facility founded by Doctor Julius Adebisi.
At the office, I studied diseases and disorders with an internist, Dr. Adebisi, for over 90 hours, and I learned the administrative process for medical assistants around a private practice.
The Georgia Institute of Technology provides one of the best Computer Science programs in the world along with the diversity and caring environment needed for a rounded college experience. My understanding and experience with Georiga Tech excites me for the future opportunties possible.
My experience will be filled with passionate students and teachers who will keep me engaged and humble throughout the process. I hope to use this chance to propell my understanding of the computer science field.
The Georgia Governor's Honors Program (GHP) is a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school students in the State of Georgia.
As a finalist, I worked as both a Mathematics major and a Journalism minor. The program consisted of perpetual projects from Mathematic Research projects to press conferences as a journalist. As a mathematics major, my partner and I created a traffic simulator using Netlogo, and as a journalism minor, I created Gonzo and editorials for the Valdosta GHP campus.
The Junior Table Tennis Foundation is a non-profit table tennis that I led between 2014 to 2017. As president, I create events and tournaments for charity. As a non-profit, the organization under my lead has raised over $2000, and has donated to Relay for Life and the Police Athletic League. We also take time to give children without table tennis exposure to experience the chance to play through created events. We've had two throughout the year, and at the same time, we donated to them, PAL, a table for continual exposure. I've been in charge of finding sponsors, venues, and organizations to help, and the organization has increased its participation from contributors every year.
At the Georgia Governor's Honor Program, My partner and I created a traffic simulator using Netlogo. Netlogo is an agent-based modeling language and an integrated modeling environment. Using the language logo, we simulated traffic lights, car reactions, and different car speeds.
Horizons S18 Hackathon: A social media mobile application that allows users in similar programs to find each while in similar vicinities.
Horizons has been spitting out successful Horizonites for several years now. Some ended up in random cities, but most exist as clusters in cities such as SF, NYC, Seattle, etc. Because connections are arguably one of the most valuable ROI's of the program, it is important to keep tabs on fellow Horizonites- especially ones nearby. In Search of the Horizon makes certain each Horizonite is aware of the Horizon community that surrounds them every single day.
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An API endpoint that provides auto-complete suggestions for large cities hosted on Heroku at citycomplete.herokuapp.com
The Junior Classical League encourages the appreication of the classics from the language with Caesar to the battles in Greek Mythology. The JCL has cultivated a new family for me that invigorates competition and brotherhood.
Though I was presdient of a chapter, my greatest benefits have been from the people I met and other hobbies I've picked up. Some of my closest friends come from the program, and my budding passion in photography came from the other many photographers at the events.
Table Tennis has followed me since I was 10 years old. The competitive sport is often misunderstood in the society we live in today, but it has not stopped my passion for the sport.
Previously, I studied the basics behind Neuroscience for the Atlanta Regional Brain Bee. The annual competition inspired me to learn about the nuances behind our personality, addictions, and decisions. It also helped me create my current internship/volunteer opportunity at Emory University in Dr.Jaeger's Lab.
My mom has always told me that I've been in the pool since I was a half years old. Swimming has always been a hobby for me since I stopped competitive swimming. It's a great way for me to not only improve my health but also leave the normal lifestyle I live in. Dynamo swimclub was the original olympic swim school that I started in, and now, have taught in.
