After struggling to keep track of who-owes-who money with my college roommates, I decided to create an IOS app that we can use to keep track of expenses. This app was built using Swift with a Firebase Firestore database. Users are able to sign up and join a collaborative list with their roommates. They are then able to add an item and an expense, which the rest of the group can see. This lends itself to easy group money tracking. While I still look to add features such as auto-calculation and multiple groups, the code for this project can be found here.

Through an open-source class/club at RPI, Rensselaer Center for Open Source (RCOS), I joined the Poll Buddy project. Poll Buddy is an affordable and compatible in-class quizzing platform that is meant to replace iClicker usage at RPI. The frontend was created using React along with MDB containers, while the backend uses Node.js with a MongoDB database. My main contribution to the project was designing and developing multiple frontend pages. Poll Buddy is tentavively scheduled for release for use Fall 2020. More about the project can be found here.

During the summer between Junior and Senior year of high school, I worked at Analog Devices in Wilmington, MA as a FIRST Robotics intern. Some of the projects that I worked on are as follows:

• ProtoRIO Development
• The ProtoRIO is a microcontroller board that allows teams to test PWM and DIO controlled components, without the use of a RoboRIO
• Prior to releasing the ProtoRIO to FRC teams, the microcontroller needed a vast amount of testing
• After testing and an in-depth analysis, I updated the Android app to add more functionality to help benefit teams
• Radio Ranging Robot
• In order to aid with testing of an "indoor-GPS" sensor, developed within the Analog Garage, we were asked to create a driveable robot with an elevator
• After designing, building, and programming, we were able to create an omniwheel robot with a cascading elevator

During high school, I was heavily involved in my school's FRC Robotics team. Through this team I had lots of practice of working with multiple types of sensors, PID loops, motion profiling, OpenCV, and teaching others Java. During my tenure with the team, we were able to read District Championships all 4 years, and made it to the World Championship twice.