Air Force Cybersecurity Report
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As a Sophomore at Stanford I participated in the Hoover National Security Affairs Mentorship program. I joined a team of Stanford students Akshay Gupta and Aidan Chandra, working alongside our Air Force cyber mentor Col James Harrington to explore Air Force Cybersecurity culture. After interviewing Airmen from different squadron we compiled the following report.
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ACROBITE
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As a Summer intern at the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency in 2023, I struggled to understand all the government acronyms I found my peers using. So I built Acrobite, a google chrome extension that reads a webpage from any cyber related acornyms (based on a DoD database) and automatically expands it. Cyber literacy is the first step to lowering the barrier of entry for cyber folk.
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Color Talk: Film Video on Colorism in the Media
South asians for black lives |
In response to the Black Lives Matter movement, I hosted a seminar for Bay Area South Asian seniors explaining the movement and why we as South Asians must contribute and address anti-blackness or colorism in our own community.
Youth Voting Video |
I created a video on barriers youth face for voting for the 9th Circuit Civics Contest, winning second place in the competition.
KUDOS |
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In an AT Software Development course, I worked with my classmates Tobey Solomon and Lauren Lin to develop Kudos - an app to let students at our school send compliments to each other anonymously. After publishing my first app, SPB to the app store, I spearheaded the development of Kudos using Swift for IOS. Our app will be launching this year at Castilleja at a time where social connection is even more important as we shift to virtual learning.
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Bippy |
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In Summer 2018, I attended LaunchX @ MIT, a 4 week summer incubator where I worked with a team of international high school peers to create a startup. We created Bippy: a robot to help kids with adhd focus on their homework. We completed 3 prototypes, research and design, and in-person and virtual tests with students with ADHD. After receiving a grant from LaunchX, we continued to develop Bippy, presenting at the Diamond Challenge.
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