Tyme is the first sexual assault survivor-focused web app that provides a platform to empower and connect survivors, allowing them to take ownership of their experiences and tell their stories in their own words and at their own pace.Currently leading a five-person team in business design, prototyping, testing, and developing the application to meet a September 2020. Received $1,500 in funding and $15,000 in AWS from the Triton Entrepreurership Night Pitch Competition.Received $1,000 in funding and $5,000 in AWS credit from the Basement at UCSD.Member of the Winter 2020 StartR Impact Accelerator at the Rady School of Management.2020 Westly Prize Finalist

Designed, implemented and presented the first use of image data to the FAA’s Threaded Track/Flight Story product which inputs 10,000 new flight plan records per month. Streamlined analysts' access to flight plans from a third-party source to an in-product Python notebook which displays matched data records to flight plan PDFs.

Published data quality metrics that caught and documented faulty data from a Hadoop cluster containing a petabyte of data through Threaded Track/Flight Story for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).