My Prior Internship Experience:
05/2025 - 08/2025
Software Engineer @ Salesforce
Public Cloud
| San Francisco, CA
This summer I will be joining Salesforce as a Software Engineer Intern. I will be working on Public Cloud team based in San Francisco.
05/2024 - 08/2024
Software Engineer @ Electronic Arts
Commerce, Identity and Security
| Redwood City, CA
I designed and built new, secure APIs for managing and troubleshooting player information for our developers and partners. I deployed this new platform with improved access control, auditing, and extensive depth-first search capabilities.
05/2023 - 07/2023
Software Engineer @ AtomRain Inc.
Security, Payments and Billing
| Santa Monica, CA
I upgraded features in the Security, Payments, and Billing components of the GraphGrid Connected Data Platform at AtomRain Inc. I reduced network latency by leading updates of Node.js and React across our codebase. Additionally, I refined UI components for Amazon EC2 instance allocations and grid configurations.
"You have the exact right approach to your education, and that means that you are a great person to have in the classroom."
"You talk very passionately about technology. This makes others interested in it too."
"You are one of the best interns I had in my career. You are very fast at learning new things."
"I saw the drive and passion you have for technology from the first moment we spoke, and I have no doubt you are going to absolutely thrive in this industry."
@ The College of Wooster
08/2023 - Present
Founder & Lead @ Google Developer Group
Wooster, OH
I founded and lead a team of 8 students to create the first CS club at our college in collaboration with Google Developer Group. I organized events, workshops and knowledge share sessions to help students learn about Google technologies and prepare for early career opportunities.
10/2023 - 05/2024
AI Research Assistant
Wooster, OH
I worked on a research project to start a new course on Generative AI at Wooster with Dr. Palmer. I mentored a Non-stem student on how to use Generative AI tools to independently build a model to identify misspelled names in a vast dataset of passenger lists and crew manifests from the French Companys ships from 1700s.
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SWE Internship at EA
I had the amazing opportunity to intern at Electronic Arts (EA) during the summer of 2024 in the commerce and Identity team. This experience not only allowed me to develop my technical skills but also helped me grow professionally by working alongside talented engineers in a fast-paced, creative environment. I contributed to building and improving systems that handled real-time transactions and user identity management for EA's gaming ecosystem. The exposure to these large-scale systems was both challenging and rewarding. One of the highlights of my internship was participating in the Intern Early Access program at EA, where I had the chance to visit the company's headquarters in Redwood Shores, CA. This program provided an excellent opportunity to network with fellow interns and senior executives. I met with EA’s CEO and other leaders, learning about the company's vision and future direction. The experience helped me understand how EA fosters a culture of innovation and collaboration. Throughout my internship, I worked closely with my teammates and had a great time learning and contributing to the teams goals. I participated in team-building activities, including regular basketball games with my fellow interns, which strengthened our bond and collaboration. I also took part in networking events, learned how to create design documents, and even delivered a final presentation at the intern fair. It was a perfect blend of learning, development, and fun that made my internship at EA unforgettable.
Attending Google/IO
In May 2024, I had the incredible opportunity to attend Google I/O, an event that not only deepened my technical knowledge but also inspired me to push the boundaries of innovation. The sessions at Google I/O were filled with cutting-edge technologies and product announcements that sparked new ideas for my future projects. Being surrounded by brilliant minds in the tech industry, I learned a lot about the latest advancements in AI, cloud computing, and web technologies. The energy at the conference was electrifying, and I left with a renewed passion to implement the ideas I gained at the event into real-world applications. My journey into the Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) community began when I founded the GDSC chapter at the College of Wooster. I saw an opportunity to build a space where students could collaborate, learn, and grow in their technical skills. The initiative was a way for me to give back to the community and help my peers access resources and opportunities from Google. I led the club with the vision of empowering students to engage in projects that solve real-world problems, fostering an environment of innovation and collaboration. As a leader, I organized events such as hackathons, workshops, and coding challenges that gave students the chance to network, learn from experts, and improve their technical skills. Attending Google I/O in 2024 was a dream come true for me. It was more than just a chance to explore the newest trends in technology—it was a recognition of the work I had done through GDSC and a chance to connect with like-minded individuals. The event reinforced the importance of community in the tech world, something I am passionate about as I continue to grow the GDSC chapter at my college. Being part of the global developer ecosystem, I left Google I/O feeling inspired and determined to take the lessons learned and apply them to my work with the GDSC community back home, ensuring we remain at the forefront of tech innovation and collaboration.