Software Engineer Intern @ Amazon Web Services
Incoming intern on AWS Transactional Services, contributing to distributed systems that support AWS services.
Computer Science student at UBC building reliable systems, data-heavy products, and developer tooling across cloud infrastructure, analytics, and full-stack teams.

Computer Science major at the University of British Columbia, focused on practical systems work and resilient product engineering.
Software engineering experience at Microsoft AI, Amazon Web Services, AMD, SAP, etc.
Interested in algorithms, systems, DevOps, and databases.
Dean's Scholar and former UTA for CPSC 210, UBC's software design course.
Incoming intern on AWS Transactional Services, contributing to distributed systems that support AWS services.

Improved observability, data visibility, notifications, and operational tracking for Microsoft AI Bing Places systems.

Supported infrastructure and management workflows for GPU platform development.

Delivered analytics product features and reliability improvements for enterprise customers.

Mentored students in software design while supporting course delivery, labs, and learning resources.

Supported data processing and search workflows for internal business systems.

Built core trading simulator features for competitions and real-time participant experiences.

Managed backend systems for UBC Biztech events, members, and internal operations.

Mentored product and developer teams building student-led technology projects.

Led development of a resume review platform for a flagship student event.

Developed research tooling to support experiment creation and graph-based study workflows.

Built a platform supporting an entrepreneurship competition and its participating school communities.

Developed a nonprofit platform supporting sustainable development initiatives through practical learning and action.

Developed a student organization website supporting community engagement and club operations.

Studying Computer Science with recognition for academic achievement and involvement.

Mentored students in programming fundamentals and problem-solving.














