As a Computer Science undergraduate with a strong foundation in web development and technical communication, I bring a blend of hands-on coding experience and analytical depth that makes me a strong candidate for internships.
My web development journey began with building responsive interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, later expanding into frameworks like React and Tailwind CSS. I’ve developed and deployed several personal and academic projects, including:
- Dynamic Portfolio Site: Showcasing my projects and resume, built with React and hosted on GitHub Pages.
- Blog Platform Prototype: Using Firebase for backend and authentication, with an emphasis on user experience and accessibility.
- Hackathon Projects: Collaborative coding environments where I contributed to UI design and API integration.
These experiences have honed my ability to write clean, maintainable code and collaborate effectively in agile environments.
I’ve participated in mock technical interviews and peer-led coding challenges, sharpening my problem-solving and articulation skills. I’m comfortable explaining complex concepts—like asynchronous JavaScript or RESTful API design—to both technical and non-technical audiences. My academic focus on ethical inquiry and source evaluation strengthens my ability to ask thoughtful questions and assess project requirements critically.
I regularly write journal entries and technical reflections on topics like AI ethics, bias mitigation, and cybersecurity. My writing emphasizes clarity, structure, and audience awareness, often integrating APA-style citations and multi-perspective analysis. Here are a few samples:
- Understanding Bias in AI Systems – A reflective piece on algorithmic fairness and transparency.
- Building Trust Through Ethical Web Design – A blog post exploring UX principles and ethical considerations.
- Source Credibility in Tech Journalism – A guide for evaluating media sources in tech reporting.
Feel free to connect or check out my projects below!