During my undergraduate years at the University of Louisville I gained extensive experience as both a tutor and a researcher across physics and social sciences. As a Peer Tutor and Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, I led one-on-one and group tutoring sessions, supported lectures, and developed adaptable teaching strategies that helped students at varying levels build confidence and mastery in physics. My research work spanned education and astrophysics: with Dr. Raymond Chastain, I investigated mindset and performance in physics education, presenting findings that linked learning attitudes to student outcomes; with Dr. Benne Holwerda, I conducted astrophysical data analysis using Python and specialized tools to study galactic structures. These experiences honed my ability to explain complex material clearly, guide collaborative learning, and translate raw data into meaningful insights. Building on that foundation, I later applied these same analytical and communication skills as a database engineer, where I optimized SQL systems, developed data pipelines, and created intuitive data visualizations.