I started working at Veeva Systems in August '21 on the CRM Management Console (CMC) team under my manager, Steve Butler. CMC is a Spring Boot web application that is written in Java and hosted on AWS. My role on the team involves (1) designing, implementing and delivering cloud-based features, (2) addressing defects that arise from various parts of the application, (3) implementing unit and integration testing to improve the quality of the code we deliver, (4) upgrading, refactoring and rectifying inconsistencies in the structure of our backend and (5) helping onboard junior developers.

Over the summer of '19, I interned at Workday as a Software Applications Engineering Intern under my manager, Balasubramanian Kumar. Through the summer, I built various robust REST API's using Workday's proprietary language called XpressO (XO) and built a reference application to demonstrate their usages. At the end of the summer, a fellow intern and I presented our work on a poster board to various people at the company. Over the course of 3 months, I made many good friends, explored San Francisco through company-held outings and learned the day-to-day on how a large-scale tech company runs.

Over the summer of '18, I interned at ServiceNow in San Diego as a Quality Engineering Intern under my manager, Abelardo Hernandez. Through the internship, I (1) wrote basic scripts in JavaScript, (2) built a small-scale weather application in Java, (3) performed bi-weekly regression testing, (4) wrote automated Selenium tests and (5) verified multiple problem stories and fix targets. Due to my performance over the summer, my internship got extended through the fall quarter of my junior year into a part-time job. Apart from encouraging my technical growth, the company hosted various opportunities to do volunteer work and socialize with other people in the industry.

I served as a student instructor for the CSE department at UC San Diego for 7 quarters under 3 different professors (Yingjun Cao, Gary Gillespie and Nadia Polikarpova). I tutored for CSE 8A (Fall '17), CSE 8B (Winter '18), CSE 12 and 15L (Spring '18), CSE 15L (Fall '18), CSE 8A and 15L (Winter '19), CSE 100 (Spring '19) and CSE 130 (Fall '19). My job as a tutor involved (1) holding numerous tutor hours, (2) proctoring both midterm and final exams, (3) answering questions posted on the classes Q/A platform, (4) grading weekly programming assignments and exams, (5) writing testing scripts for automated grading and (6) helping with other basic logistical work wherever I could.