I had the opportunity to work the the staff and players of Georgia Tech Volleyball as a student manager and analyst. Day-to-day, I assist the coaching staff with practices and other operations that needs attending to. To prepare for upcoming opponents, I help analyze game videos of our own team as well as the opponents’ using VolleyMetrics and Data Volley to create advanced scouting reports. During matches, I record live stats in order to prepare our athletes for success. After matches, I leverage multiple tools, including Google Sheets, Data Volley, etc., to compile stats and create visualizations to analyze player performance.
During the 2020-2021 season, GTVB entered the NCAA Volleyball Championships for the first time since 2009, and won a match during the Championships for the first time since 2004. Ending the season with a 14-5 record and a national ranking of 23, the program is poised to gain success in the future seasons.
I worked with a team of data scientists to analyze the current database and available analytical opportunities. We used SQL and Snowflake to gain insight into various business cases for both internal and external (B2B) situations. Additionally, we utilized Watson Studio to leverage its AI capabilities to analyze big data and explore hidden variables.
I worked at Hydronix as a web developer. My tasks include technical aspects of software development as well as the creative aspecs of website design.
I was in charge of maintaining, updating, and monitoring hosted websites and managing site security. I also worked on designing, testing, and implementing custom website pages and forms. I worked extensively with HTML, PHP, and CSS through platforms like Shopify, Wordpress, Joomla, and Magento.
I had the pleasure to work with MeS in the payment processing industry as a software engineering intern in the Quality Assurance department. After taking the time to understand the industry and how payment processing works, I dove straight into working with the engineering teams on the different financial platforms offered by MeS to their merchants.
I worked mainly on their Virtual Terminal, a web-based portal allowing merchants to process payments for their customers, including functions such as basic transactions, Level II and III payments, tip processing, export reports, etc.
I worked with two other interns to put together a complete automated regression suite for VT. Using mainly Selenium and TestNG for the automation of tests, the regression suite makes sure all the functions work properly and that no bugs are present. The complete suite automated the execution and analyzing of more than 110 test cases, saving time and resources that previously had to spent manually.
In future updates to VT, the regression suite will allow testing for existing and new functions and save even more time with the automated tests.
I coordinated a project to create a FAQ database to increase employee productivity by reducing search time.
In order to allow ease of access for the users of this web application (employees of the company), I handled details in the web design formatting with HTML and CSS.
I also managed and maintained back-end database with MySQL and jQuery in coordination with the front-end interface.
Working as an unpaid intern at Williams Whittle, I was given many tasks throughout the month to faciliate in the projects around the company.
Some of the tasks I was given included compiling client data for analysis and meeting deadlines efficiently.
I have great mastery of the Microsoft Office suite, including Word, Excel and Powerpoint.
I also collaborated with team members to prepare and present pitches for upcoming projects.
My project managers praised me for my efficiency and diligency in my completion of tasks.