Tiffany Le

- Manage partnerships and sponsorship initiatives by facilitating high-level communication with Fortune 50 AI innovation partners. - Orchestrated community outreach for 1,000+ members, crafting audience-specific messaging to drive high-conversion engagement for technical events. - Streamline board operations by translating complex discussions into structured action items and precise documentation.

building a collaborative community. launching spring 2026.

Building a full-stack digital hub leveraging Supabase (Postgres & Auth) for secure data handling and Vercel for CI/CD. Developing a dynamic admin suite to automate sponsor and member tracking, while utilizing GSAP to create a fluid, cinematic front-end experience.

- Scaled visibility to 190k+ views across platforms, managing the end-to-end launch on the Apple App Store. - Directed project strategy using Agile methodologies to drive vision and meet strict delivery milestones. - Developed an interactive cooking assistant using WebSpatial SDK to bridge cultural heritage with immersive tech. - Engineered a modular recipe workflow with embedded multimedia to improve user efficiency and retention.

- Accelerated from shadow to intern within 24 hours and offered a Product Management role one week later based on high-performance during a high-stakes research sprint. - Directed a four-week research sprint to develop a game concept and proposal, managing technical implementation and design deliverables from ideation to prototype. - Structured project timelines and task workflows to align rapid game development with user engagement and research goals.

- Develop lesson plans and practice problems tailored to student needs and learning style. - Foster a positive, supportive environment to reinforce foundational knowledge, build student confidence, and develop problem-solving skills.

Enhanced student performance by conducting 1:1 tutoring sessions, developing supplemental technical exercises, and providing actionable feedback to drive academic growth and enrich students' learning experiences.

- Expanded club membership by 70% and cultivated a competitive culture that secured consistent sweeps across nearly every category at local tournaments. - Launched the school’s first non-profit summer camp, directing curriculum development and managing the budget and schedule for middle and high school students.

Collaborated with fellow student representatives from over ten different high schools in the Bay Area to make speech and debate more accessible to students in our communities.

- Coached over 20 varsity debaters in advanced persuasion and immersive research, refining strategic cases to build debater confidence and maximize tournament success. - Managed a high-volume research operation to out-prepare better-funded national circuit opponents through exhaustive evidence synthesis and card-cutting.

- Placed top 5 in 12+ tournaments. - Competed at 24+ national and regional tournaments including the Tournament of Champions at the University of Kentucky, the Cal Invitational at UC Berkeley, and the Stanford Invitational.

- Oversee and manage club activities. - Raised over $1000 to fund for team tournaments and expenses.

Directed a speech and debate camp for 20+ students, incorporating real-time feedback sessions and interactive exercises to accelerate skill development.

Bronco Scholar, School of Engineering

Summa Cum Laude (3.94 UW, 4.27 W), California Golden State Seal Merit Diploma, Renaissance Honor Student, 6 AP courses taken

Code in Place: introduction to Python based on material from the first half of Stanford University's established intro course, CS106A; 14% acceptance rate Certificate of Completion attached below.

Dual enrollment in POLS 1 (American Government) and ECON 1A (Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics)

SEEDs (Spring Engineering Education Days): introductory lectures and workshops to various engineering disciplines (Computer Engineering, Bioengineering, etc.) by university professors; 10% acceptance rate Certificate of Completion attached below.

Dual enrollment in EVC's programming in C course, COMSC 079C, which covers computation, linked structures, use of dynamic storage, object-oriented programming, and more.

PHYS 004C: Engineering Physics - Light, Heat, and Waves