• Organization: Payment Risk Feature Engineering
  The team is responsible for performing fraud evaluation for all types of orders made on Amazon and Amazon subsidiaries via desktops, mobile, and digital mediums; providing all the payment risk-related data required for fraud machine learning model evaluations.

• Mission: Protecting our customers and Amazon from payment-related fraud, misuse, and abuse.

• Reported directly to IronNet Co-Ceo William "Bill" Welch

• Revamped and influenced the development of next-generation UI/UX for the company’s flagship product - IronDome

• Centralized the intent and interests of project managers, external design vendors, internal designers, threat hunters, and SOC analysts to compile relevant information to the CEO and CPO

• Drove discussion with Executive Leadership towards preparing a more diverse business model incorporating the company’s long-term goals, forecasted growth, and potential post-IPO

• Created functionality to handle OUCs and Orphans, built seeders and migrations for robust testing of the application using PHP and Laravel

• Enhanced a Google Reporting application, deployed to generate necessary metrics for over 100,000 accounts, to be scalable and more user friendly

• Modified the application to adhere to Google's updated "100 TB of pooled cloud storage space" policy

• Created Splunk dashboards to mail authentication stats and understand the impact of enforcing a University-wide quarantine DMARC policy

A year-long team-based learning experience, that enables NC State’s social entrepreneurs and innovators to consider more fully their impact on humanity and our planet, exploring issues of ethics and sustainability at the intersection of the social sector and responsible business practices.

Under the guidance of program staff, a Social Entrepreneur-in-Residence, and faculty, business and community leaders, Social Innovation Fellows learn the adaptive leadership skills to become a successful entrepreneur and the technical skills to create and launch an enterprise or project that seeks to achieve positive social impact.

START is an early intervention and peer-mentoring program for freshmen engineering students. Students are paired by either major, demographics, or both with an upper-class engineering student. START mentors meet with their teams on a regular basis to discuss issues like what classes to take or how to get an internship, enabling first-year engineering students to get off to a “good start.”

Engineering Ambassadors foster intellectual curiosity on the NC State campus and beyond by engaging individuals of all ages in high impact experiences. They inspire the next generation of engineers to grow and learn by challenging themselves personally, academically, and professionally.

• Co-ed Professional Business Fraternity

• Gamma Beta Pledge Class