Service Vice President, December 2021 - December 2022
Brother, Since September 2021
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
Alpha Phi Omega is a national gender inclusive service fraternity centered around the principles of leadership, friendship, and service.
As Service Vice President I manage our service program to ensure their are many events occuring. I'm working to better connect our brothers to the Troy community and increase their interest in service by offering more options for events that they are ethusiastic about.
Software Engineer Intern, Novemeber 2020 - July 2021
San Francisco, CA
Photon Commerce is a Fintech startup that digitizes documents and connects all your financial documents to allow for faster, more efficient, and less error prone financial transactions.
Reported directly with the CEO and lead engineers on various products and projects.
Utilized Python and Regular Expression to map data from large blocks of text to structured data.
Co-Founder and Organizer, October 2017 - April 2022
San Francisco, CA
I joined Hack the Fog's founding team as a freshman in highschool. Our team went on to host San Francisco’s first all-inclusive high school hackathon. During my time on this team I learned valuable knowledge that led me to co-lead 1 event and lead 1 event while also managing the organization as Director.
The Japantown Youth Leaders is a youth leadership program run by the Japanese Community Youth Council. As a leader I volunteered throughout the school year at various events in Japantown and the city.
I learned skills like leadership, time management, public speaking, and volunteerism through weekly meetings. I used these skills to host service projects and take leadership roles within the group
Lowell Dev Club is a Hack Club at Lowell high school. I co-founded Dev Club to bring meaningful CS experiences and lessons to fellow students. I also wanted to prepare and connect students to CS experiences like Hackathons.
I used leadership skills that I had learned in JYL to lead this club and put in time to manage everything that was required to make sure the club ran smoothly.
Lowell bytelab was a Hack Club at Lowell high school. Joining bytelab had sparked my interest in programming and led me to push for leadership positions becoming secretary my second year of participating in the club.
