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Education

Graduation: May 2022

B.S. in Computer Science, Minor in Japanese Culture and Language

Integration Innovation, Inc. (I3)

June 2022 to March 2026

Delivered two large virtual training programs to military clients that transformed passive instruction into an interactive, hands-on experience using C# and Unity UI Toolkit.
Developed internal tools to automatically convert instructional PowerPoints into structured Unity lesson data, improving the instructional design productivity by 100%, using C# with Unity Editor scripts.
Developed a reusable, extendable, and shareable software library, reducing future projects’ development time by a month by consolidating fragmented implementations and eliminating duplicated development efforts.
Developed reusable interactive UI systems in small teams, enabling future projects to leverage shared tools.
Shipped 3 complete projects end-to-end, reaching 100% client satisfaction, by translating ambiguous client requirements into technical specifications across 3 Agile teams (20+ developers and 40+ artists and instructional designers).

Washington University in St. Louis

January 2022 to May 2022

Held office hours to guide students through debugging C# assignments, applying algorithms and data structures concepts.
Reviewed student code for correctness and provided guidance on software design and programming best practices.

Designed and developed a full-stack, two-player, turn-based word association game as a single-page web application (SPA) hosted on Render using React and JavaScript.
Designed a GraphQL API enabling users to query and manage MongoDB data using Apollo Server and Node.js/Express.
Implemented real-time multiplayer gameplay, keeping players’ actions synchronized and creating a smooth gameplay experience using GraphQL subscriptions over WebSockets.
Implemented guest sessions and persistent user accounts, enabling a low-friction onboarding experience while supporting user-generated decks using session cookies and Auth0 authentication.

Built an extensible ability system to create 12 unique wonder cards using inheritance and polymorphism with C# and Unity.
Implemented card interfaces to decouple card behavior from game systems, allowing for the rapid development of 73 age cards split across 4 types.

Languages: C#, JavaScript, HTML/CSS

Frontend: React, Unity UI Toolki

Backend: Node.js, Express, GraphQL (Apollo Server), WebSockets

Database: MongoDB, SQL

Additional Tools: Unity, Git/GitHub, Auth0, Render

Practices: Agile/Scrum, Object-Oriented Programming

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