Experience

USC Transportation

• United States
• Hospitality
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Dart Service Worker

  • Aug 2023 - Present

  DART, standing for Disabled Access to Road Transportation is a free service that aids disabled students and faculty in getting around campus without hassle from crowded walkways and unmanageable obstacles. I as a service worker have succeeded (so far) in giving a great experience to DART patrons accommodating their needs no matter what issue may arise, while also providing proper guest relations and customer service whenever a complaint or issue arises. Behind the scenes I also fulfil patron applications and requests, and organize them in our system so that every driver including myself is in the know of their needs and pickup/drop-off times (Here, this part is my favorite as I get to help the patron from start to finish, in accepting their application, to driving them to their destination!). Show less



University of Southern California

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Assistant

  • Jul 2023 - Sep 2023

  Contributed to research within the USC HaRVI-Lab and Locomotor Control Lab; where my overall goal is to see how a participants movement is affected with audio feedback from a robotic walker, by deriving velocity from their position and time to find trends in accumulated data. In particular, I was able to generate this data by utilizting matlab (preferred as it is a faster coding language for data processing and mathematics) and constructing my own functions to find the participants velocity over time. Show less



Northville District Library

• United States
• Libraries
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Information Technology Assistant

  • Sep 2022 - Sep 2023

  Main focus is facilitating patron computer usage and needs, while resolving issues with any technological problems within the library. I also scheduled and counselled patrons in Tech-Xpert meetings, in which I advised solutions for any presented problems/tasks (mostly software oriented). And duing my time of primary IT consulting, I also Installed configurations for a multitude of library meetings inside conference and community rooms. Main focus is facilitating patron computer usage and needs, while resolving issues with any technological problems within the library. I also scheduled and counselled patrons in Tech-Xpert meetings, in which I advised solutions for any presented problems/tasks (mostly software oriented). And duing my time of primary IT consulting, I also Installed configurations for a multitude of library meetings inside conference and community rooms.



Best Buy

• Retail
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sales Advisor

  • Oct 2022 - Jul 2023

  Commited to helping members in sales and memberships with my personal knowledge of technology to drive connections with customers and equity for the store. Fufilled orders for customers through our order management system, and organizing their arrival. Researched and reviewed various technologies and systems. Lead team in membership sales (Best Buy Credit Cards/Best Buy TotalTechs') for months of December 2022, April, May, and June 2023. Commited to helping members in sales and memberships with my personal knowledge of technology to drive connections with customers and equity for the store. Fufilled orders for customers through our order management system, and organizing their arrival. Researched and reviewed various technologies and systems. Lead team in membership sales (Best Buy Credit Cards/Best Buy TotalTechs') for months of December 2022, April, May, and June 2023.



University of Michigan

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Intern

  • Jun 2022 - Aug 2022

  Devised a project in the University of Michigan Department of Physics in which I contributed a python script that could automatically plot lines of best fit in a spectrum graph. For the script, we used python and its libraries (such as Matplotlib) to generate visual data of the spectra being plotted against factors such as energy and row. Devised a project in the University of Michigan Department of Physics in which I contributed a python script that could automatically plot lines of best fit in a spectrum graph. For the script, we used python and its libraries (such as Matplotlib) to generate visual data of the spectra being plotted against factors such as energy and row.