Usually the one with the spreadsheet.
I like a clear plan and a little room before the deadline. I also want people to feel comfortable saying when they need a hand. Both shape how I lead.
My project folderPick a side of my work.
Open a note about my tracker, my thesis or how I work with a team.
Keep a team on track.
At HMIF, I led a team supporting over 300 members. I set deadlines, tracked progress and helped members work through issues with the organizing committee.
Open my project tracker.
I give every deliverable a person in charge, a clear description of their part and a status. That way, anyone on the team can see what’s theirs and who to check in with.
Show me the data.
For my ITB thesis, I brought sales and search records into one warehouse. The inventory view helps a retailer decide what to reorder. Explore my thesis ↗
I care how the screen feels, too.
I like clean layouts with something to discover. In our VitalBites prototype, I designed how someone enters a meal, reviews the calorie estimate and saves it. See the food log ↗
Sometimes the work is helping someone else build.
I spent more than 100 hours mentoring students in SQL, normalization and debugging. I guided six groups through three milestones, reviewing their schemas, queries and data flows.
Explore what I learned at ITB ↗