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Student Developer
I am a Computer Science student at the University of Saskatchewan pursuing a Bachelor of Science Honours in Software Engineering. I have experience working as an intern software developer at zu, a digital software and services firm, and as an undergraduate research assistant at the Interactive Software Engineering and Analytics Lab. I love to learn and work on projects that challenge me to think critically and creatively.
Software Developer Intern
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Sep 2023 - Aug 2024 |
Undergraduate Research Assistant
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May 2022 - Aug 2023 |
Student President
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Sep 2022 - Aug 2023 |
Analyzing Stack Overflow and GitHub Issues to Identify Challenges Developers Face When Working with Scientific Workflow Management Systems
Assessment of accuracy and precision of clone benchmark tools
Rogue-like survival game developed using Godot
Tool integration for SynMap workflow in VizSciFlow
Digital scrumboard for sprint planning and project management
Food waste prevention app for EcoHack
This was us at the graduation banquet
I met with Linda Carmichael, the donor of my scholarship.
I received the Greer Research Award for my VizSciFlow work. Marianne Greer, wife to the late Professor James Greer, presented me with the award.
Me and my supervisor, Dr. Banani Roy, in the iSE Lab.
My grades ranked among the top 5% of all students in Computer Science in the College of Arts and Science.
Ditigized in a tech-conference for high school students to promote computer science. I was lead volunteer, working alongside the CSSS team and other representatives from the department.
Me and my supervisor, Dr. Banani Roy, infront of the Thorvalson Building
I met with President Stoicheff and Mayor Clark to discuss my CELER project.
As much as I like working on projects, I also enjoy sharing them with others. It's a great way to disseminate knowledge, gather feedback, and exchange ideas. My work, classes, and projects have shown me how impactful software can be. I want to communicate this to others, because I think everyone can have an appreciation for the power of software regardless of their area of study. Whether it be through research symposiums, video presentations, or extracurriculars, I strive to be a part of the conversation and involve others in the process. This has led me to meet some amazing people and build new connections.
I am a proud three-chord-strummer on the acoustic guitar with no
intention of improving in hopes of retaining my amateurish charm. In
my spare time, I enjoy biking around the city, hanging out with my
family and friends, and working on side projects.