1. EquiTask (Amazon Extern):
Year 2025
Behind every number and statistic of burnout is a worker left struggling feeling helpless and unheard of their situation. Here, sentiment analysis alongside Artificial Intelligence and data science can be used to improve the lives of the working humans, and not just be another efficiency project. AI is not at all replacing the workers, but instead used to help them thrive and live a life where their concerns are heard.
As an Amazon Operational Strategy & People Analytics Extern, I designed solutions and presented insights to Learning Ambassadors for fixing communication and burnout challenges at the Amazon Fulfillment Centers. I leveraged Python, data science libraries, and natural language processing tools in performing the sentiment analysis.
Presenting EquiTask, an AI-powered workforce management platform that detects and eliminates bias in warehouse scheduling through analyzing scheduling and task assignments to flag unfair patterns in real time. Warehouse workers provide anonymous feedback on fairness, to which managers receive instant alerts on imbalances and mandatory micro-training if biases persist.
Here is my coding project link.
2. MedSchedule (Amazon Web Services AI & ML Scholar):
Year 2025
Medication errors are one of the most easily prevented health risks, and wouldn’t we all love to have a peace of mind and a safety net for taking our pills when times get busy and we get stressed.
Meet MedSchedule, your own personalized AI medical management assistant, tracking, reminding, and alerting you about taking your medications and potential drug interactions. Your caregiver, if applicable, will be notified if you miss any doses.
Here is my coding project link.
3. Bouncing Ball Game: My fun Python game in which users control a paddle left and right, preventing the ball from hitting the ground to earn points! For the more adventurous players, the game has a built-in challenge level where the ball speed can be changed to their liking. It’s also personalized, as users can choose the color of their ball and paddle as they wish. Once the ball hits the ground, it is game over, GG unfortunately.
Click into the video for a detailed visualization of how the game is played! The source code can be found in my GitHub repositories.
4. USACO Computing Olympiad: Java has been my primary language in USACO, where I cleared the Bronze level and was promoted to Silver. As follows is one of my successful USACO Contest problems from January 2023. To read more of my USACO source codes, please head over to my GitHub repositories.
For those interested in competing in USACO and don’t know where to start, I also offer a tutoring program. Check out Superstars Coaching Academy for enrollment!
5. GitHub repositories: I manage all my source code (Science project, USACO Computing Olympiad, YouTube Python tutorial, Java projects) in GitHub repositories.
