Align MSCS '21
BS Business
University of California, Berkeley
Align MSCS '21
BS Business
University of California, Berkeley
Align MSCS '21
BS Business
University of California, Berkeley
Align MSCS '21
BS Business
University of California, Berkeley
After I graduated from UC Berkeley, I worked as a banker. I wanted to learn coding because I had witnessed how technology helped so many of my clients. Online banking and mobile apps relieved their financial managing burdens and saved them the time of going to a traditional bank to do simple transactions. I was amazed by their efficiency and I was inspired to design better apps to help more people. I took online classes and taught myself coding while working, but I felt that it was not enough. I wanted to learn more about computer science and the fundamentals of how coding worked. I wanted to not only be able to write programs but also be able to know what I could do to contribute to the tech field and help make people’s lives easier and more efficient. I am passionate about coding and eager to learn. The Align program provides the bridge program, which is perfect for those switching majors and career paths. In addition, it offers the co-op opportunity, which helps students experience the working industry before they graduate.
I want to establish myself in the tech industry and work in project management and software development engineer roles. I want to inspire other women to join the field and ultimately achieve gender equality within a male-dominated industry.
After I graduated from UC Berkeley, I worked as a banker. I wanted to learn coding because I had witnessed how technology helped so many of my clients. Online banking and mobile apps relieved their financial managing burdens and saved them the time of going to a traditional bank to do simple transactions. I was amazed by their efficiency and I was inspired to design better apps to help more people. I took online classes and taught myself coding while working, but I felt that it was not enough. I wanted to learn more about computer science and the fundamentals of how coding worked. I wanted to not only be able to write programs but also be able to know what I could do to contribute to the tech field and help make people’s lives easier and more efficient. I am passionate about coding and eager to learn. The Align program provides the bridge program, which is perfect for those switching majors and career paths. In addition, it offers the co-op opportunity, which helps students experience the working industry before they graduate.
I want to establish myself in the tech industry and work in project management and software development engineer roles. I want to inspire other women to join the field and ultimately achieve gender equality within a male-dominated industry.
After I graduated from UC Berkeley, I worked as a banker. I wanted to learn coding because I had witnessed how technology helped so many of my clients. Online banking and mobile apps relieved their financial managing burdens and saved them the time of going to a traditional bank to do simple transactions. I was amazed by their efficiency and I was inspired to design better apps to help more people. I took online classes and taught myself coding while working, but I felt that it was not enough. I wanted to learn more about computer science and the fundamentals of how coding worked. I wanted to not only be able to write programs but also be able to know what I could do to contribute to the tech field and help make people’s lives easier and more efficient. I am passionate about coding and eager to learn. The Align program provides the bridge program, which is perfect for those switching majors and career paths. In addition, it offers the co-op opportunity, which helps students experience the working industry before they graduate.
I want to establish myself in the tech industry and work in project management and software development engineer roles. I want to inspire other women to join the field and ultimately achieve gender equality within a male-dominated industry.
After I graduated from UC Berkeley, I worked as a banker. I wanted to learn coding because I had witnessed how technology helped so many of my clients. Online banking and mobile apps relieved their financial managing burdens and saved them the time of going to a traditional bank to do simple transactions. I was amazed by their efficiency and I was inspired to design better apps to help more people. I took online classes and taught myself coding while working, but I felt that it was not enough. I wanted to learn more about computer science and the fundamentals of how coding worked. I wanted to not only be able to write programs but also be able to know what I could do to contribute to the tech field and help make people’s lives easier and more efficient. I am passionate about coding and eager to learn. The Align program provides the bridge program, which is perfect for those switching majors and career paths. In addition, it offers the co-op opportunity, which helps students experience the working industry before they graduate.
I want to establish myself in the tech industry and work in project management and software development engineer roles. I want to inspire other women to join the field and ultimately achieve gender equality within a male-dominated industry.
