Computer Science major at Howard University (Class of 2028), building toward a career in software engineering with a long-term interest in product management. This past summer, worked as a Data Analyst Intern with the City of Newark, Office of Information Technology, and fundraised for the Obama Foundation across North Jersey.
Contributed to the city's Quickbase-based project tracking platform: built a financials panel surfacing revenue, cost, and net impact for leadership, designed the data model to auto-roll-up project-level costs and revenue, and simplified intake forms for non-technical staff.
C programs benchmarking system performance, versioned on GitHub with a full write-up.
Fibonacci sequence generation and input validation, written directly in MIPS assembly.
I'm a Computer Science major at Howard University, originally from Newark, NJ, and a graduate of St. Paul's School (Class of 2024). I'm working toward a career in software engineering, with a longer-term interest in product management — I care as much about why something's worth building as I do about building it well.
This past summer I put that into practice as a Data Analyst Intern with the City of Newark's Office of Information Technology, where I worked on the Mayor's Project Management App and other data and reporting tools used across city departments. Before the internship began, I fundraised for the Obama Foundation across North Jersey, raising support for the My Brother's Keeper Alliance and the Girls Opportunity Alliance — work that taught me as much about clear communication as any class has.
Outside of that, I've spent over eight years mentoring middle schoolers through a Newark-based nonprofit, and picked up golf through Howard's FairWays to Leadership program.