I'm a Computer Science student minoring in Life Sciences at the University of Ottawa, with experience in mobile applications, web development, and scientific research.
Hi there! I'm a senior Computer Science student at the University of Ottawa. My passions are:
During my undergraduate studies, I've interned at Shopify and IBM, researched at the Ottawa Civic Hospital and University of Ottawa, and been a student association executive for over three years.
Outside of my career, I have played violin in the Ottawa Pops Orchestra, joined an intramural volleyball league, and participated in hackathons and conferences. I also enjoy reading, music, films, running, skiing, badminton, and amateur photography (but learning every day).
I'm currently interning at Apple and will be completing my undergraduate degree in December 2018.
Here's a snapshot of some of the projects I've worked on. Click the icons to learn more!
A website with an editing interface like Google Docs that lets medical professionals format and publish medical information online without the need of any coding knowledge such as markdown.
Skills: HTML/CSS and JavaScript, Jekyll, Firebase.
Written as project during Hacking Health Ottawa 2017; Award winner for Best Health Education Solution Award.
View the GitHub code for this project here or see our story on Devpost.
View my poster here. I built two virtual reality environments to be used in Parkinson's Patient studies in the Sachs Lab at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI). I conducted a pilot study to analyze the engagement and reaction time of individuals in a centre-out task in different environments.
Skills: C#, Unity. Used Python, MATLAB to conduct experimental analysis of the trial data.
Completed as part of the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) scholarship for the 2016-2017 academic term.
This is a web application which allows the user to view a film catalogue, view details of each film, and rate films dynamically. This was made for the Databases I course at the University of Ottawa (CSI2132).
Skills: JavaScript, NodeJS, PostgreSQL. A Python script was used to populate the database from a public movie web page.
Linked here are notes for courses in my undergraduate program.
Please do not hesitate to contact me at anita.popescu@gmail.com.