I'm a Task Order Management & Pricing Intern at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a Computer Information Systems student in Cal Poly Pomona's Kellogg Honors College. Most of what I build is meant to make a team's work easier to track.
Business and CIS student at Cal Poly Pomona, interning at NASA JPL, based in Los Angeles.
I'm an intern on the Task Order Management and Pricing team at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. My main project is a SharePoint tracker that follows each task plan from kickoff to approval. I took it over in September. Now I build it, keep it running, and train the people who use it.
Before JPL, I spent a year as an IT Data Analyst at the LA County Public Defender's Office. I used SQL and Excel to keep records, documents, and attorney certifications in order across six departments. This past summer I also tested a Medi-Cal care coordination platform as a QA intern at eCM-Health.
I'm a junior at Cal Poly Pomona in the Kellogg Honors College, studying Business Administration with a concentration in Computer Information Systems. I'm also the Technical Lead and Webmaster for MISSA, the MIS student club.
On my own time I build side projects, like the phishing coach I demoed at the Cybersecurity Awareness Fair. When I'm off the screen, I'm usually at the gym, on a basketball court, or out hiking.
Cal Poly Pomona now. Cal State LA before that.
I transferred here in January 2026 and joined the Kellogg Honors College. My classes cover data systems, cybersecurity, business intelligence, operations, and organizational behavior. In Business Intelligence I built regression, clustering, market basket, and simulation models. I'm also on the MISSA e-board as Technical Lead.
Where I took my first CIS classes: database design, systems analysis, information security, and business intelligence. My CIS 3050 and BUS 3050 credits carried over when I transferred to Cal Poly Pomona.
Graduated with a 4.0 GPA. I also worked as the school's IT Support Intern, setting up workstations and fixing hardware and software problems, and tutored classmates in Algebra, Chemistry, and Computer Science.
Jobs, internships, and club roles, newest first.
School and personal projects. Cards with an arrow open files or a live demo.
A phishing and scam checker I built for AI Hackathon 2026 with Flask, SQLite, and the OpenAI API. It looks for 12 kinds of threats and scores how risky a message is. More than 200 people used it. For MISSA's Cybersecurity Awareness Fair, I rebuilt it as its own page with a Spot-the-Phish game and lookalike domain detection.
Used CRISP-DM and logistic regression on 1,470 IBM HR records to find what predicts employees leaving. The model reached 86.1% accuracy with an AUC of 0.730, and I wrote retention ideas based on the results.
Excel and Tableau dashboard covering $2M+ in sales across 15 product categories. It showed a 23% gap in profit between regions, which pointed to where pricing needed a second look.
Normalized MySQL database with 8 tables and 25+ queries for sales trends, inventory, and role-based access.
Python desktop app that shows live CPU, RAM, and disk use and runs cleanup routines.
Scrapes pages with Selenium and BeautifulSoup, then uses LLaMA 3 through Ollama to pull out the data you ask for. A Streamlit front end makes it usable without code.
Python and Jupyter pipeline that finds topics in Genshin Impact player reviews, with coherence scoring, cross-validation, and topic charts by platform.
Two games and a light version of my phishing checker. Everything runs in your browser.
Tools I've used at work, in class, and on my own projects.