aerin malana
Ilokana settler on Unceded Duwamish land. Graduate of the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering with a B.S. in Computer Science and Diversity and Labor Studies minors.
Ilokana settler on Unceded Duwamish land. Graduate of the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering with a B.S. in Computer Science and Diversity and Labor Studies minors.
GPA: 3.6
GPA: 3.99
Starting October 2022 in the IS&T organization.
Helping to develop course content for the new UW Computer Science Intro Series (CSE 12X).
Implemented tool to automate onboarding of development environment for all developers in the org, as part of the AWS@Apple Core Engineering Team. Technologies utilized include shell scripting and Python.
Implemented automated internal bug logging tool in GUS (internal agile development workboard) through Jenkins runs of automated tests, as part of the Customer 360 Data Manager Q3 Team.
Leads discussion sections and review for classes such as CSE 142 (Intro to Java), CSE 373 (Data Structures and Algorithms), CSE 311 (Discrete Logic), and CSE 190E (Direct Admit Seminar). Conducted office hours and aids students in understanding specifications, debugging assignments, and explaining concepts to wide array of audiences.
GEN1 is an Allen School student organization that celebrates and supports the Allen School’s vibrant and diverse first-generation community by providing resources and a community to ensure academic, professional, and personal success.
Led an officer team to develop community bonding opportunities as well as utilize budget to support first-generation Allen School students.
Dubhacks is the largest collegiate hackathon in the Pacific Northwest promoting accessibility and representation in tech (1,000+ hackers in attendance).
Responsible for leading all event-related tasks and driving details behind hacker experience (i.e. event big picture, workshops and activities, administration details, etc.)
DH '21: 650+ hackers in attendance, 400+ hackers being firt time hackers, raised ~$1,300 for local mutual aid organization.
ACM-W is dedicated to cultivating a strong supportive community of women within the Allen School and sparking dialogues concerning the importance and necessity of diversity in the computing world.
Assigned and tracked officer task completion, acted as backup Chair.