University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI

B.S., Computer Engineering (expected Spring, 2018)

• Computer Hardware
• Algorithms
• Multimedia Programming
• Semiconductor Physics
• Operating Systems
• Internet of Things
• Object Oriented Programming
• Discrete Mathmatics

Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of Hawaii, Manoa

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Investigating virtual or augmented reality (VR or AR) environments for immersive education.

• Technology platforms to explore: HTC VIVE, HoloLens, Vuforia, Kinect sensor, Amazon Echo

Computer Engineering Summer Intern, Spawar Systems Center Pacific

www.public.navy.mil/spawar/Pacific/Pages/default.aspx

Assembled and Programmed a Liquid Metal Deposition System

• Goal: provide the lab with a prototyping tool that would be used to print Graphene transistor channels for experiment samples.
• Purpose: This benefits the lab by eliminating the need to purchase the standard high cost equipment such as a bio-printer.
• Main Components: Thor Labs Linear Actuators, Fluigent Microfluidics Control System, Matlab
• Results: successfully programed the 3D actuators to parse .stl and .gcode files and interface with the microfluidic control system

Computer Engineering Summer Intern, Spawar Systems Center Pacific

www.public.navy.mil/spawar/Pacific/Pages/default.aspx

Designed a portable data aquisition device with complementary GUI software

• Goal 1: provide the user with real time data from a high precision ADC (analog to digital converter)
• Goal 2: design with the future intention of pairing with a graphene photo sensing element
• Main Components: Arduino Uno, 16bit ADC, standard photo sensing element, C and Python languages
• Results: accomplished Goal 1 and Goal 2 and improved the project with a stronger processor (Raspberry Pi 3) after returning to school

Summer Intern, HiCapacity

hicapacity.org

Explored Ruby on Rails & designed a Wearable Electronic Comic Con Piece

• Added profiles to a membership portal, updated a static website using Jekyll
• Rapidly prototyped and designed a wearable electronic device in three weeks to present at The Amazing ComicCon
• Device: LED light up glasses controlled by a microcontroller encased in a 3D printed necklace housing
• Main Components: Arduino pro mini, 4 LED light strips, C language, 3D printed housing

Professional Organization Leadership & Involvement

• Project Leader, Hawaii Nanoelectronic Devices Lab, UH Manoa, 2017-Present
• Treasurer, HKN (Eta Kappa Nu - Delta Omega), UH Manoa, 2017-Present
• Finance-Chair, Society of Women Engineers Student Branch, UH Manoa, 2016-Present
• Associate Board Member, IEEE Student Branch, UH Manoa, 2016-Present
• Director of Media and Marketing, Engineers for a Sustainable World, KCC, 2015-2016
• Event Organizing, HiCapacity (Hackerspace), Honolulu, HI, 2015-Present

Volunteering for Workshop Planning, Directing, and Recruiting

Events include HI-Fi Fashion Tech Workshop, Haunted Hack Night, Soldering Workshop & Ladies in Tech Night

• HI-Fi Fashion Tech Workshop (2015)- Fashion Tech designer Anouk Wipprecht lead the workshop which consisted of hackers, makers, and fashion designers to create two full outfits
• Haunted Hack Night (2015)- Students and local hackers and makers met at Kapiolani Community College to geek out and show their projects
• Soldering Workshop (2016-2017)- Ages 3-83+ came to learn how to solder at the Honolulu MiniMakerfaire held at Iolani
• Ladies in Tech Night (2016)- Women and men from the community and university were invited to the Manoa Innovation Center to discuss women in the tech field in Honolulu (the problems, the perks, and how to get girls involved)