Hi, I'm Amy!
I'm at Stanford University studying Psychology and Computer Science, set to graduate in June 2024. I specialize in neuroscience and human-computer interaction.
Professionally, I'm a UX designer and engineer with experience in designing for startups and government experience. Last summer, I interned at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, designing and developing their internal design system.
Currently, I am a TA for CS106A (Python) and CS106B (C++), where I teach a weekly section of 10-15 students introductory computer science. I'm also a Resident Assistant for a 60-person dorm at Stanford, and research in the Stanford Culture and Emotion Lab and the Stanford Memory Lab, where I am working on a VR project studying memory.
In my free time, I love picnics, hosting themed parties, and making bad jokes.
Recently...
- The Census Survey Explorer, a project I built in Fall 2020, finally launched on the U.S. Census Bureau's official site! March 2022
- My teammates and I built an Android app for CS108. BunnyWorld is a game editor and game play app. Check out our work here. March 2022
- I was selected to study abroad at Oxford University in the fall of 2022 in experimental psychology! February 2022
- I'm joining Accenture as a Summer Analyst. I'm excited to work for a company that will give me the opportunity to explore. November 2021
- I became a CS106 section leader (TA)! In September, I'll start to teach introductory Python and C++ for Stanford's largest introductory computer science course at Stanford. August 2021