I'm Shria.

I'm currently building an Android tablet application in Java, Kotlin, and C++ that physicians and Boston Scientific field reps use to program urology devices. My day to day work involves integrating the acquired Axonics codebase into Boston Scientific's engineering and compliance standards after the acquisition. This spans developing new features, addressing CWE and OWASP findings, implementing data encryption and decryption in transit, updating design documentation, writing code to match new requirements, and collaborating with cross functional engineering teams. Every new feature I develop ships with unit tests and instrumented tests.

Before the urology project, I worked as an iOS DVT engineer in Cardiac Rhythm Management, where I implemented XCUITest UI tests and requirement traced automated tests in Swift on an iOS application. I contributed to monitoring a regression suite of 500+ tests across 22 locales toward a 100% pass rate, which included localization testing, feature development testing, and accessibility testing. On device testing was run on physical iPhones through TestFlight builds.

I studied Computer Science at the University of Minnesota's College of Science and Engineering, with a Software Engineering focus. I graduated in three years and made the Dean's List in Fall 2023 and Spring 2024.

Outside of coursework, I played for the WCLA Division 1 Women's Lacrosse team and served on the Board of Directors as Travel Director. I was also active in WISE and SWE, and volunteered as a Welcome Week leader in my second year of college.