Charlotte Deiss

Charlotte Deiss has a diverse range of work experience, primarily in software engineering. Charlotte began their career as a Software Development Engineering Intern at Jimmy John's in 2015. In 2016, they worked as a Counselor at Carnegie Mellon University Pre-College. Deiss then went on to work as a Software Engineering Intern at Aerotech, Inc., where they developed C# projects and investigated plot libraries.

In 2017, Deiss served as a Researcher at Percepsense, conducting research on using cellphone sensors to determine road quality and detect potholes. Charlotte also worked as a Teaching Assistant and Supplemental Instruction Leader at Carnegie Mellon University, assisting students with coursework and grading.

Deiss continued to gain experience in the tech industry with an internship at CA Technologies in 2018, where they contributed to creating a Visual Studio Code plugin. Charlotte then interned at Amazon, working on Amazon Alexa's Natural Language Understanding (NLU) and creating a service utilizing AWS's S3 and DynamoDB.

In 2020, Deiss joined Tubular Labs as a Software Engineer II, working on projects related to data visualization and backend microservices. Charlotte later took on the role of Senior Software Engineer and led a project to introduce a new report template into the web app's reporting center. Their responsibilities included expanding GraphQL query functionality, developing reactive frontend components, and creating a performance dashboard.

Most recently, Deiss joined Kodex in 2023 as a Software Engineer. The details of their role at this company are not provided.

Charlotte Deiss attended Carnegie Mellon University from 2015 to 2019, where they obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering.