I am a hardware-focused software engineer with diverse experiences and interests in developing and commercializing smart technologies and working with built environments in startup businesses, small and medium enterprises, and FORTUNE 100 companies. Currently, I am working with the Server CPU Development Group at Intel on next generation Xeon microprocessors.
Prior to joining Intel, I participated in technology management projects with the University of Washington Center for Commercialization and worked with Professors Matthew O’Donnell (Dean of Engineering) and Buddy Ratner (Bioengineering) in the instructional team for the graduate level Program for Technology Commercialization.
While at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, I drove Lean and continuous improvement initiatives by developing applications for manufacturing, project management and business intelligence. At the same time, I was managing business development activities for a diversified Asia-focused real estate development and building materials trading company.
In addition, I am passionate about giving back to the community and making a positive difference in the lives of others by bridging connections. For the past two years, I have been directing a student-professional mentorship program for the Science & Engineering Business Association at the University of Washington. Most recently, I founded the UW Career Network, a growing community with 1,000+ members who work together to help each other develop their careers.