Jay Medina

"Where there's a will, there's a way."

• Provided delivery services for Amazon Flex and DoorDash to ensure timely customer satisfaction.
• Managed pet sitting services, providing attentive care for pets during scheduled visits and overnight stays.
• Operated A/V streaming and recording for events at Circular Congregational Church, ensuring technical quality and reliability as a stand-in for the A/V director.

• Developed personalized lesson plans based on student needs and learning styles.
• Aimed to bridge gaps in foundational math knowledge related to the target material.
• Cultivated emotional resilience and self-assurance in conjunction with academic skill-building.
• Tutored group sessions for Mathnasium in Mount Pleasant, SC, from February through June 2021

• Inspired and coached students aged 7-16 in JavaScript, HTML, Minecraft mods, and basic coding concepts
• Instructed both one-on-one and group sessions

• Consolidated and restructured former ECOllective Student Project Committee and Changemaker Challenge programs into Cougar Changemakers Program, promoting sustainability in Environmental, Economic, and Social aspects.
• Developed Digital Library information and resource database for Center's website, enhancing accessibility for campus and Charleston community.
• Assisted in managing Center's website by restructuring content and updating information accordingly.

• Co-led a Pre-K classroom for three years, fostering early childhood development.
• Tutored K-5 students during after-school homework sessions to enhance academic performance.
• Developed and implemented a STEAM-exploratory curriculum emphasizing hands-on learning and computer literacy.
• Cultivated proficiency in managing fast-paced environments while adapting to individual and team needs.

• Programmed the partial automation of ground truth data extraction from scanned invoices for tabular image processing research during 7-week academic exchange with DFKI.
• Presented research findings on Semi-autonomous Generation of Ground Truth at SCGSSM's 29th Annual Research Colloquium.