Kelly is proficient in Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, HTML and CSS. She spent the summer of 2016 as a software developer at Solvati Management Consulting in Atlanta where she worked on a commerce website for a furniture store. At Duke, she serves as a writing consultant for the Thompson Writing program and helps students improve their writing through one on one work.
Guo is proficient in Python, Java, Digital Design (Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator), MATLAB, LaTeX, and CSS/HTML. At Duke, she conducted an independent study project focused on developing app-based and web-based interventions on levels of stress and self-efficacy in first-year university students. She worked on the Web team for The Standard Magazine at Duke, and for the Office of Financial Aid. She was also an undergraduate teaching assistant for Computer Science 101.
Guo is proficient in Java, MATLAB, Python, Ruby, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. In 2016, Guo was a WindAid Institute Intern and worked on a wind turbine project in Peru. She constructed three wind turbines from scratch, including the rotor, stator and blade, and led community outreach events to teach community members how to benefit from the technology. At Duke, she served as a lab assistant for EGR 103 and taught MATLAB and programming concepts. She is a member of the Duke Electric Vehicles club where she works to improve a motor controller.
Elbert is proficient in 3ds Max, ADDA certification, Adobe Illustrator, Arduino, AutoCAD, AutoDesk Inventor, Fusion 360, Java and JavaFX, Processing, SolidWorks, MATLAB and LaTeX and Maya. She has a range of engineering and software design experience. As a rigging and visualizations intern at Biometrix in Durham, NC, she helped to design a high speed pressure-sending insole capable of recording athlete performance data. She was the 3D modeling lead at CodeStory in Durham working on an interactive game to teach children how to code, and won the Duke ChangeWorks Startup Challenge in 2016.
Duan is experienced with R, Python, Java, SQL and Tableau. She is also an experienced business intelligence data analysis researcher and has interned at BlueFocus Communication Group and the China National Think Tank on Aging in Beijing, China. She has conducted undergraduate research at Duke through the Center for Advanced Hindsight, the Duke Social Science Research Institute, and the Bass Connections in Energy Project. She also received a research grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to conduct network analysis and text analytics.
Desai is an Alice M. Baldwin Scholar at Duke University. She is experienced with Advanced Java, Android Dev, SCRUM Methodology, Git, C, Unix, HTML, CSS, MySQL, Matlab, LaTex, EagleCAD, Diptrace, and AutoCAD. She also has experience in hardware and software engineering, has co-designed a scrolling platformer game engine, and contributed to the development of an Android PTSD tracking and management app. She repaired and calibrated medical equipment in a hospital in La Trinidad, Nicaragua as part of Duke’s Engineering World Health program.
Cogan has experience in Java, Python, HTML/CSS, Javascript, and C. She has been an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for CS101 – Intro to Computer Science in Python. In 2016, she was also a Teaching Assistant for the Girls Who Code program in New York where she taught a 20 high school juniors and seniors introductory computer science, emphasizing computational and creative thinking. And for several years she served as debate coach at Lincoln-Douglas High School in New York.
Choi was part of the inaugural Duke Technology Scholars program in 2016 and served as a Full-Stack Software Engineering Intern for Carbon3D in Redwood City, CA. at Carbon, she customized e-commerce and gained extensive experience in Ruby on Rails. She has served on the engineering team, outreach team and hardware team responsible for organizing the HackDuke competition. She was also previously a bioinformatics research intern at Georgetown Cancer Research Center in Washington, DC, where she wrote code in MATLAB, R and Java to process data for analysis.
