I'm a Computer Science student at Gettysburg College (B.S., minor in Mathematics, Data Science concentration; expected May 2027, GPA 3.75/4.0). I like building software that has to actually work for real people under real constraints, not just run in a demo.
Currently I'm an Electronic Discovery & Litigation Support Intern at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in New York, where I build PowerShell automation and integrate REST APIs to streamline data-disposition workflows across legal, technology, and information security teams, and research emerging tools (Azure services, AI-assisted review platforms) for firm-wide technology briefings.
Outside of that, I led the design, development, and deployment of DOBLE, a full-stack iOS platform now used by 130+ EMS personnel at Darien EMS – Post 53, and built an end-to-end Python pipeline analyzing ideological drift across 7,079 YouTube channels and 401,384 recommendation relationships for the network-analysis project below. I also serve as ACM Secretary at Gettysburg College and as Vice President of Darien EMS – Post 53, where I received the Town of Darien Exemplary Leadership Award, and I was inducted into Pi Mu Epsilon (the mathematics honor society) as a sophomore.
I'm looking for a full-time software engineering role after graduation — building things that ship and get used, ideally on a team that cares as much about the decision behind the code as the code itself.