Mazzeo Technology Research Group

Over the course of six months, I worked as an undergraduate research assistant, designing food safety containers and sample objects through the use of 3D CAD modelling software. By self-studying MATLAB, I generated 100+ simulations that calculated the average distance between various agricultural produce surfaces and containers. I analyzed this output data to identify and recommend the containers with the optimal metrics to the research lead.

Rutgers Product Co.

In my coursework and side projects, I focus on the software development aspect of making a product. So, as Vice President of Product Marketing for Rutgers Product Co, a student-led creative incubator, I get to explore product development from a business perspective. For this role, I supervise a team of five education directors in the development of an 8-week product marketing curriculum, covering topics from Search Engine Optimization to building GTM strategies. This fall, I will conduct classes of 10-15 fellows and lead them in case study discussions as well as various marketing initiatives.

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Winter break 2019, I completed JP Morgan Chase’s software engineering virtual internship. This program centered around frontend web development and data visualization with Perspective. I used Python to repair a broken client data feed script in order to output stock information. Through this program, I learned about the role of a software engineer in financial services and familiarized myself with JP Morgan Chase’s development tools.

This Website

To learn more about web development and design, I decided to build this site! I used Javascript, HTML, and CSS, and I also used Bootstrap to make certain elements responsive. Feel free to check out the code on my github—I had a lot of fun with this project!

The Effect of Machine Translation on Interactions

For my final project in the interdisciplinary honors seminar, Digital Technology and Disruptive Change, I created a website to showcase my research paper, The Effect of Machine Translation on Interactions. I enjoyed writing about this topic since it combined my two areas of interest: language and technology. For the paper, I researched the impact of machine translation services on various areas, like the medical field, the work of professional translators, and everyday interpersonal relationships.

Knock-Knock Joke Generator

At my first hackathon in the fall of my freshman year, I built a Knock-Knock Joke Generator, teaching myself the basics of Javascript, HTML, and CSS and coding the site all within 24 hours. I loved sharing the project with my friends and family, and it inspired me to volunteer at other hackathons and become more involved in my university’s CS community.

Guitar

I started learning guitar in 2009 and have kept up with it ever since. As a HUGE fan of the Beatles, I love to play classic rock, but I also enjoy other genres, like fingerstyle guitar and folk. I also play the bass guitar, ukulele, and sing. I’ve been performing since middle school and love to play at school events when the opportunity comes up.
(Jimi Hendrix) "Little Wing" - Guitar Cover
(YOSHIKI feat. HYDE) "Red Swan" - Guitar Cover
(Bob Dylan) "Don't Think Twice" - Live Cover

Clubs

• Student Conservation Association
  Trail Crew Member
• School of Arts and Sciences Honors Program
  Peer Mentor
• Women in Computer Science
  Marketing and Design Chair
• Society of Women Engineers
  Member
• Chinese Student Organization
  Intern

Writing

Writing is another hobby of mine that I try to incorporate into my life wherever I can. I enjoy writing everything from informative school essays to creative flash fiction. In the future, I hope to tie this interest in with my career, and write about language and technology topics, like my research paper in the section above.
"Fun with Obscure Programming Languages" - Article
"Tales of a Mailman" - Short Story
"Teacher of the Year" - Short Story