Under the supervision of David Poole, the co-author of Artificial Intelligence: Foundations of Computational Agents, I developed the next generation of AISpace, a companion tool that helps students understand artificial intelligence. Using a Python backend and JavaScript frontend, I enabled students to step through and even modify implementations of AI algorithms, all while viewing dynamically generated, interactive visualizations.

As a digital innovation studio that helps companies big and small develop technological solutions, I had to put on many hats there during my time as an intern. Enabling half-a-million city residents to access services through a new, unified web portal, empowering realtors to track leads and customer feedback through an iOS app, and crafting a hyperlocal, real-time messaging app for the Web are just a few of the things I've done.

Based on the ideas behind Bitcoin’s original implementation, I implemented a distributed blockchain with Go that allowed miners to draw collaboratively on a shared art board. Using techniques such as proof-of-work, asymmetric cryptography and hashing, we ensured the entire process was fair and safe against adversarial users. We even deployed our network across multiple data centers on Azure to validate the integrity of our blockchain.

GitHub users faced a problem when using ReviewBoard, a code review tool trusted by thousands of companies: the lack of integration with pull requests. With support of the project's maintainers, I prototyped a solution that created and synced code reviews between the two platforms automatically, reducing developer friction.