Software Engineer · Full-Stack & Front-End · Product-Minded
I build user-focused software, from research and prototypes to shipped code. Listening first, building second.
I’m a Computer Science student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute with minors in Entrepreneurship and Management Information Systems, passionate about building technology that is both technically thoughtful and meaningful to the people who use it.
Through my academic, personal, and professional experiences, I’ve explored software engineering, front-end development, product thinking, and user-centered design. I have had the opportunity to work across Product Management and Software Engineering — conducting research, shaping product requirements, designing user experiences, navigating an existing codebase, and supporting implementation of a customer-facing experience.
Outside of internships, I enjoy building projects that challenge me to think about both the technical and human sides of software. Whether I’m creating interactive data experiences, developing web applications, or exploring new technologies, I’m especially interested in how thoughtful design and engineering can make complex information and experiences more accessible.
I’m driven by continuous learning, collaboration, and growth, and I’m excited to keep developing as an engineer, product thinker, and leader while building products with the people who use them in mind.
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My range comes from where I’ve lived, studied, and worked. Each stop taught me something I still build with.
Led technical implementation for a 10-person Agile team building a cloud-hosted full-stack application with authentication, role-based access control, a CMS, analytics, and customizable dashboards. Coordinated frontend and backend teams to deliver on time.
Software engineering and product management. Researched, designed, specified, and built a new persistent rewards experience, then presented it to stakeholders.
Support open houses and admitted student days, help run information systems for prospective families, and welcome visitors at the admissions desk.
Building partnerships with local organizations and running K-12 STEM workshops, panels, and mentorship.
Plan budgets and submit funding requests to Student Government. Also a member of Women in Computer Science and the International Student Council.
