Experience

Helped rebuild Reel Youth's website for a media empowerment nonprofit, improving mobile responsiveness and accessibility for 7,400+ users. Projected to work on the Stoney Creek Project in May 2026: building a web app that helps community volunteers report and track water spills in local streams, replacing a manual email-and-Excel process with a simple reporting form and a public dashboard.

Leading a 13-member executive team to support and represent a community of 600+ women and non-binary Computing Science students. Co-chaired Try/CATCH 2025, WiCS's annual tech conference for high school girls and non-binary students, welcoming 79 attendees and teaching the intermediate Sentiment Classifiers with Machine Learning workshop.

Assisted with Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS) outreach and recruitment activities for prospective students, including running campus tours and operational logistics. Represented the faculty at the President's Seasonal Donor Appreciation Reception alongside Joy Johnson and fellow Student Ambassadors.

Taught an introductory front-end development workshop at XHacks 2026, covering core HTML, CSS, and JavaScript concepts for hackathon participants.

Led an introductory React workshop at JourneyHacks 2026, guiding participants through building their first web app using React fundamentals.

Selected as 1 of 60 program participants (out of 1,000+ applicants) to engage in hybrid networking and career development workshops focused on women in tech.

Enrolled in a 7-week program focusing on building core AI/ML skills through hands-on projects, mentorship, and ethical AI design.

Planned 15 social events for 400+ WiCS members, including three events in one week, an International Women's Day event in collaboration with Women in Engineering (WiE) and Women in STEM (WiSTEM), and a range of seasonal/themed events.

Supported 2 weekly Calculus I peer-led seminars by guiding small groups of 2–4 students through practice problems.

Taught 60+ Try/CATCH 2024 high school attendees how to code chatbots using Python and the NAOqi framework on Pepper the Robot, while handling setup, deployment, and live debugging to ensure a smooth workshop experience.

Redesigned the Try/CATCH 2024 website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, improving user accessibility for 100+ sign-ups.

Helped welcome 100+ new students by leading group activities during Midnight Madness and assisting with food prep at the SFU CSSS Frosh BBQ.

Supported the transition of 60+ new students as an SFU 101 moderator by answering questions within 48 hours, leading campus tours, organizing tailored events, and coordinating weekly updates with the Transition Events Coordinator.

Led a creative team of 4 designers to produce marketing materials for Networking Night 2024, helping attract 70 attendees.

Provided one-on-one debugging support for 40 participants at Try/CATCH 2023, assisting with C# code in Unity.