Leadership
I enjoy using technology to solve real-world problems and am committed to supporting the next generation of student innovators. Alongside my work in AI, cloud engineering, data platforms, and software development, I contribute as a STEM competition judge and volunteer committee member, supporting technology education, mentorship, and career exploration.
Technovation Girls — Judge
I recently served as a judge for Technovation Girls, a global program where students create app-based solutions for meaningful challenges. I reviewed projects that focused on social impact, healthcare, accessibility, sustainability, public safety, environmental awareness, and community support.
I evaluated each team on clarity of problem definition, originality, technical approach, feasibility, presentation quality, and the real-world benefits of their solution. My goal was to recognize thoughtful work and support students who were learning to turn ideas into practical technology.
Recognized for providing personalized, actionable feedback on 11+ technology-based student projects. This highlight reflects my commitment to helping teams improve their ideas, build confidence, and present stronger technical solutions.
Projects Reviewed
- Event-pin
- RedViva
- EcoVisual
- Radon Sense
- Manni
- EvacuAlert
- Signify
- SafePath
- Rubella Care
- Earthy
- Saving Pad
- VitalFlow
- EcoLens
National TSA Conference — Judge
I also served as a judge at the National TSA Conference, a national STEM event where students present projects in technology, engineering, leadership, and innovation.
In this role, I evaluated work based on clarity, creativity, technical execution, presentation quality, and overall impact. I focused on helping students showcase strong problem-solving, well-executed ideas, and thoughtful use of technology.
This opportunity reinforced my passion for supporting STEM education and helping young innovators build confidence in their skills, leadership, and creative thinking.
Women in Technology (WIT)
Girls in Technology Committee Member
I currently serve on the Girls in Technology Committee at Women in Technology (WIT), contributing to the ideation, development, and implementation of STEM programs and workshops for students.
In this role, I collaborate with committee members to propose new program ideas, strengthen existing initiatives, and help transform ideas into engaging educational experiences. I bring my background in AI/ML, generative AI, cloud technologies, healthcare technology, and data engineering to support programs that encourage students to explore technology and pursue future STEM opportunities.
Through this ongoing committee service, I support WIT's mission of expanding technology education, mentorship, and career exposure for the next generation of innovators.
My judging experiences with Technovation Girls and the National TSA Conference have strengthened my passion for responsible and purpose-driven technology. These opportunities remind me that innovation is not only about building software, but also about understanding people, solving meaningful problems, and creating positive impact through technology.
My judging interests include AI/ML, Generative AI, data engineering, cloud platforms, healthcare technology, accessibility, sustainability, cybersecurity, responsible innovation, and social impact applications.