Monica Y.
About Monica Y.
Monica Y. is a Software Engineer with a background in EdTech, currently working at Pavilion and Kleiner Perkins. She has completed multiple internships at notable companies and holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science from Harvey Mudd College.
Work at Pavilion
Monica Y. has been employed at Pavilion as a Software Engineer since 2022. In this role, she contributes to various software development projects, leveraging her technical skills and experience gained from previous positions in the tech industry. Pavilion is known for its focus on professional development and community building, where Monica plays a key role in enhancing the organization's engineering capabilities.
Education and Expertise
Monica Y. earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from Harvey Mudd College. Her educational background provides a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of software engineering. This expertise is reflected in her work across various internships and her current position, where she applies her knowledge to solve complex engineering challenges.
Background in Software Engineering
Monica Y. has a diverse background in software engineering, having completed multiple internships prior to her current roles. She interned at Warmly for one month in 2020, followed by positions at Zillow and Duolingo in 2021, where she gained valuable experience in software development. Additionally, she worked at Datadog for four months in 2021, further expanding her skill set in the tech industry.
Achievements in Engineering Fellowships
Since 2021, Monica Y. has been serving as an Engineering Fellow at Kleiner Perkins. This fellowship allows her to work on innovative projects and collaborate with industry leaders. Her involvement in this program complements her role at Pavilion and enhances her professional development in software engineering.
Volunteer Work and Mentorship
Monica Y. has engaged in volunteer work, notably with Develop for Good in 2021, where she contributed for two months. Additionally, she participated in the Apple Women in Science and Engineering Mentorship (AWSEM) program from 2020 to 2021. These experiences reflect her commitment to supporting the community and mentoring aspiring engineers.