I've explored a lot of different career paths during my time at UD. Of them, some of the
ones I most see myself doing are...
| Software Engineering |
My experience with general software engineering projects is varied. I've done everything from creating a
Discord bot for my school to government contracting work
during an internship with Northrop Grumman. You can learn about those and more over here,
but the main takeaway is that I have a passion for creating software, no matter the context or language.
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| Teaching |
Teaching is one of the most satisfying things I've had the pleasure of doing while in school. I've TA'd for multiple
courses and taught band at many high schools. I had many great teachers throughout my education and would love to get
the opportunity to give some of that back.
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| Research |
Research is something I'm not as familiar with, only having done a semester of it in High Performance Computing at UD.
Pushing the boundaries of what has been done is a very attractive concept, and I would be grateful to work on the
cutting edge of technology.
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| Dev Ops |
I adore workflows. The first thing I do when I start up a new project is think about how I'll organize my workflow. Going
into Dev-Ops would be a dream come true! When working on UD's Discord bot, Sage, I set up a Jenkins pipeline to deploy it,
and getting that working was the most satisfying thing in the world.
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