Alex Dipasupil

Alex Dipasupil has a diverse work experience with a focus on software engineering and data analysis.

Starting in 2020, Alex worked as a Software Engineer at Strider Technologies. In this role, they developed and maintained data processing pipelines using Python, AWS, and Elasticsearch. They transformed unstructured data into detailed reports, expanding the number of available reports from thousands to millions. They also built and managed a large graph database with tens of millions of data points and developed APIs to query it.

Prior to this, from 2017 to 2020, Alex held multiple roles at Princeton University. They served as a Head Computer Science Grader, grading coding assignments and providing feedback to students. They also worked as a Peer Career Adviser, hosting workshops and coordinating events to help peers with their resumes and internship programs. Additionally, they served as a Dining Services Manager, supervising and training a staff of 20.

In 2019, Alex worked as a Digital Strategy Intern at Central Pacific Bank. They conducted competitive analysis, surveyed state residents, and presented research to the executive team, recommending strategies for the bank's investment in digital solutions.

In 2018, Alex worked as an ESL Teaching Instructor at Princeton in Asia. They designed and taught an English curriculum for Chinese college students and directed the Speech and Debate club.

Overall, Alex has a strong background in software engineering, data analysis, teaching, and leadership.

Alex Dipasupil attended Princeton University from 2017 to 2021, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Computer Science. In June 2021, they also obtained a certification in Google Data Analytics Specialization from Coursera.