Anh Le

Anh Le has a diverse range of work experience. Currently, they work as a Software Engineer at MyCase. Prior to this, Anh was a Teaching Assistant for the Introduction to Data Science course at Washington University in St. Louis. They also had an internship as a Software Engineer at MyCase.

In 2020, Anh held a Software Engineer Internship at FLC Group, where they developed a RESTful API and built a prototype for a voucher management system. They also participated in the TechPoint S.O.S Challenge as a Software Engineer, where they developed an Angular mobile application to monitor COVID-19 hotspots on college campuses.

Anh has also done valuable work as a Mobile Game Application Developer at Tenzer Technology Center, where they created a 3D Unity Landscape Adventure game and an augmented reality application. They are currently working on a Unity VR application.

Anh's early experience includes a Software Engineer Internship at DePauw University, where they worked on website development and social media strategy. They also served as a Digital Support Coordinator, assisting with website redesign and social media management. Additionally, Anh was an Undergraduate Student Researcher in the Physics Department and a Digital Media Intern at the Prindle Institute for Ethics, where they analyzed data and improved website visibility.

Overall, Anh has a strong background in software engineering and has gained experience in various areas, including web development, teaching, and research.

Anh Le completed a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Pre-Engineering from DePauw University, which started in 2017 and ended in 2020. During this time, Anh also obtained additional certifications such as Java (Basic), Problem Solving (Basic), and Python (Basic) from HackerRank. Anh further enhanced their knowledge by completing courses in Data Structures and Algorithmic Toolbox from Coursera, obtaining the certifications in May 2020 and March 2020, respectively.

Anh then pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Computer Science at Washington University in St. Louis, starting in 2020 and expecting to graduate in 2022.