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Software for the U.S. Air Force

June to August 2026

I wrote software for the U.S. Air Force and fixed a high-severity security flaw in it.

From June to August 2026 I was a software engineering intern. I owned the AI features in a system an electronic warfare squadron uses.

I built automatic summaries, duplicate detection, and search. I designed them so an AI failure can never stop someone from filing a ticket.

I wrote a 2,000-line testing system that scores how accurate those features are. It comes with written methods, so anyone can repeat the results.

I found and fixed a high-severity security flaw in it. I also delivered the original single sign-on and the limits on which files each unit can upload.

  • RoleSoftware engineering intern
  • WhenJune to August 2026
  • ToolsTypeScript, Node, PostgreSQL, role-based access control, single sign-on, Google Gemini

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