Building and shipping Xbox experiences across console, web, and PC. My work spans native and React-based product surfaces, frontend architecture, real-time interfaces, and quality tooling in close collaboration with product, design, and engineering teams.
Building an AI-powered pantry and meal-planning app that helps households track food, reduce waste, and decide what to cook. The product combines React Native, Supabase, and OpenAI in a thoughtful mobile experience.

Collaborated with an amazing team of developers and designers to add new features to the Xbox Console's game cards.
Project under NDA.

Assisted in teaching Web Programming (CSE 154) in Spring '21 to a class of 180 students. This included teaching and facilitating discussions on page styling/design/layout using HTML and CSS; client and server side scripting using JavaScript; and interacting with databases using sqlite.
Assisted in teaching Software Design and Implementation (CSE 331) in Winter '21 to a class of more than 200 students. This included introducing techniques for designing reliable & maintainable software through core Java concepts, JUnit testing, and event-driven programming.

Improved a distributed energy resource management system using C#, .NET, microservices, Microsoft Azure, and algorithmic optimization to support reliable smart-grid scheduling and operations.

Proactively collaborating with engineers and testing new features to ensure that the existing capabilities of the app are fully functional. Also designing prototypes and enabling new features to improve the user experience. Furthermore, working on extensive testing mechanisms for identifying and reporting bugs in the app.
This app has now been re-branded to MatchPoint.

DubsTech (one of UW’s most active tech communities) aims to educate students on the latest technological tools and languages, along with conducting Protothons (UX hackathons) and Datathons (Data Hackathons).
For this quarter I am conducting a workshop on "Build your First Weather App using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript."
Crafted in Seattle | Maintained in Vancouver