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I submitted a team project between me, Sam Poder, and Emma called WhatsTheStats, which is a WhatsApp messaging bot that returns statistics on the current virus outbreak epidemic.

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At SRCHacks, I led a workshop on "Landing a Tech Internship in High School", and I was also a mentor among many Make School students. I chose to lead a workshop just a couple days in advance of the competition, and was able to deliver a presentation on an appropriate topic that tailored towards many of the participants.

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At Atoms & Bits, I formed and lead a team of three other people, and together we created Ano.js. I handled all of the product design and creation, while the others focused on the presentation and financial part of the project. We won the entire competition due to the nice UI, simplistic functionality, and the amazing business model.

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At the TeenTechSF Civic Hackathon, I formed and lead a team of two other people, and we created Collaboratory. Collaboratory is a web-based project organizer, making working on projects with others easier to carry out. Unfortunately, the code was corrupted and lost shortly after, so it is not up for reference.

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The California Cyber Innovation Challenge (CCIC) was a state-wide cybersecurity competition hosted at California Polytechnic's Cybersecurity Lab, and the competition hosted a variety of CTFs, scavenger hunts, and forensics sections. The theme of the event was medical safety, and in this competition, a hacker hypothetically hacked someone's pacemaker and killed him. We had to use forensics strategies to figure out who did it and if they are really guilty.