B.S. Computer Science | GPA: 3.78 | May 2025
B.S. Environmental Biology | GPA: 3.37 | May 2021
Utilizing C#, Selenium, and Jira to design, implement, and execute automated UI test scripts for internal applications. My work focuses on re-building page object models, test scripts, and methods as the company transitions to a new backend.
Funded by a USGS grant, I am co-leading the development of a database to store decades' worth of lake chemistry data using R and SQL. Additionally, I work with lab members to develop pathways for raw data to be analyzed, quality-controlled, and pushed to the database.
Was a passionate Store Host at a leading ski shop, specializing in customer service, retail, and ski equipment expertise. Managed check-ins for appointments, efficiently handled waiting lists, and provided expert guidance in ski binding and equipment selection. Maintained a positive atmosphere, contributing to the shop’s success and cultivated strong customer relationships.
Fostered strong customer relationships, delivered exceptional quality products, and cultivated a collaborative, supportive work environment.
Worked in a role for short-term camping rentals, similar to Airbnb for camping. Served as the primary contact for campsite owners and campers, skillfully handling various queries via phone and email. Effectively addressed concerns, resolved issues, and provided understanding solutions ensuring a positive rental experience for everyone involved.
Diagnosed and resolved tech issues, reservation complications, maintenance, and shipping issues. Increased overall customer satisfaction metrics by several percentage points and consistently had the best call stats.
Oversaw most greenhouse operations including shipping and receiving, plant care, and pesticide maintenance and mitigation. Gained practical knowledge of plant health, identification, and research. Regularly collaborated with teammates on short and long-term projects.
Researched and worked in a Plant Ecophysiology Lab directed by Dr. Neufeld. I studied the effects of high light stress on ornamental plants, using croton as a study sample. My research aimed to determine how pigmentation changed with varying light intensity, which relied on the use of a LI-6800 and sampling.
The use of a LI-6800 allowed me to test varying light situations and could see in real time how the plant was reacting. In addition to these lab trials, I conducted greenhouse trials by placing some plants in a shade chamber and comparing them to those in full sun.
Python, C/C++, R, SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL), HTML/CSS, Flask, Unix, Agile, Git
Familiar:JavaScript, scikit-learn, Bash, Tableau, Linux, AWS, Cloud Development
Relevant Courses:Data Science, Data Structures, Algorithms, Calculus II, Computer Systems, Discrete Math, Data Mining, Botany, Applied Farm Operations, Agroecology, Statistics, Ecology, Organic Chemistry, Agroforestry