GPA: 3.7

GPA: 3.8

• Collaborated with clients from the Business and Finance sectors.
• Spearheaded the development of innovative APIs in conjunction with seamless UI integration.
• Played a pivotal role in the strategic planning and design of database architecture.
• Actively participated in daily Agile meetings, fostering collaboration with cross-functional team members to ensure the attainment of sprint objectives.
• Assisted with the seamless upgrade of servers to the latest Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) version, enhancing system performance and security.
• Maintained project integrity by addressing and resolving software bugs and vulnerabilities, ensuring the highest level of quality and security.
• Drove critical enhancements across various aspects of the PAC project, resulting in accelerated release schedules.
• Assumed a prominent role as the go-to expert for unit testing, providing guidance and expertise on best practices to ensure the organization's code maintained the highest standards of integrity and quality.

I undertook the position of a Graduate Assistant across three unique courses:

• Game Development: In this capacity, I guided students in the practical execution of game development using Unity. Additionally, I offered valuable feedback and mentorship to enhance the quality of their game projects.
• Advanced Databases: My responsibilities involved providing support to students working on a challenging search-engine project. This project required students to employ various search algorithms to process a substantial collection of files. They were then tasked with presenting the search results through a custom user interface, enabling them to gain a comprehensive understanding of real-world database search implementations.
• Advanced Computer Networks: I facilitated the process of virtual machine setup for students, bolstering their comprehension of course content while actively contributing to their skill development.

I collaborated closely with the University Computer Science Department on an engaging project involving the implementation of an Application Programming Interface (API) for the Gomoku Artificial Intelligence (AI). In this capacity, I played a pivotal role in developing the interface that would enable seamless interaction with the Gomoku AI system. This project not only demanded technical proficiency but also required effective communication and teamwork to align our work with the department's academic and research objectives. Our efforts resulted in a robust and user-friendly API that enhanced the functionality of the Gomoku AI, contributing to the department's research initiatives and providing valuable insights into the world of artificial intelligence and gaming algorithms.

• Engaged in dynamic collaboration with esteemed faculty members, including Dr. Chen, Dr. Abraham, Dr. Tomai, and Dr. Wylie, while contributing to class grading and lecturing from January to May 2019.
• Mentored CS1 students in mastering the foundational concepts of Computer Science and delivering comprehensive instruction in the intricacies of basic robot programming from January to May 2016.

I worked alongside the South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association (STJDA) staff to plan and execute outdoor events for STJDA members, with a primary commitment to safeguarding the well-being and safety of all participants.

I offered guidance to hackathon participants in developing their project ideas and bringing them to fruition, alongside ensuring their access to refreshments and beverages.