Founded the Google Developer Group on campus and scaled it into a thriving tech community. Led a 10 person organizing team to deliver hackathons, conferences, and AI/ML workshops for 2,000+ students. Moderated industry panels and built partnerships with tech companies including Google, Salesforce, Apple, Pinterest, BIOMade, Amaryis, and more to expand engagement, while securing sponsorships and coordinating logistics that increased funding and participant outreach by 95%.

Now in my third year with the conference, I’ve moved from speaker to Lead Organizer, where I help curate the full program — selecting speakers, shaping tracks, coordinating logistics, and ensuring inclusivity in all aspects of planning. As part of this role, I lead panels, vet proposals, and oversee partnerships with sponsors and community groups. Tech Intersections is an annual conference held at Northeastern University’s Oakland campus, dedicated to centering Black, Latina, Indigenous, Southeast Asian, Middle Eastern and other underrepresented women, nonbinary, and transgender folks in technology.

Contributing to the design and evaluation of Democracy Dollars, a public campaign finance program that provides Oakland residents with $100 in vouchers to support local candidates. Conducting user research to evaluate authentication methods, focusing on trust, privacy, and accessibility for underrepresented groups such as immigrants, low-income residents, and non-English speakers.