I build it.
And I sell it.
A computer scientist who thrives at the intersection of business and technology, translating complex stakeholder needs into software that ships and sells.
01 — About
The best software isn't just clean code, it's measurable value.
Hello! My name is Aleah Hassabo. I'm a Computer Science graduate from Arizona State University with a passion for building technical solutions that solve real business problems.
My time as a Sales Engineering Intern at Tungsten Automation taught me that great technical solutions start with empathy; understanding a client's problem so thoroughly that the right solution becomes clear. I love taking complex stakeholder requirements and transforming them into scalable architectures, functional roadmaps, and ultimately, compelling stories that show people why technology matters.
Whether I'm deploying agentic AI that cuts manual data entry by 90%, teaching computational theory to over 300 students, or architecting a real-time booking platform, my goal is always the same: to bridge the gap between business needs and technical excellence.
I thrive in the space where development meets strategy, and I'm actively looking for a Solutions Engineering role where I can both build the technology and inspire people to believe in it.
02 — Experience
Where I've shipped value
Lead UI Designer & Front-End Developer
- —Architected and implemented a real-time booking platform in 4 months using React Native and JavaScript, directly enabling market expansion across Arizona and California.
- —Authored 40+ automated test cases for Firebase cloud functions using Jest, ensuring reliability and correctness across core booking workflows.
- —Translated stakeholder requirements into high-fidelity workflows and technical specifications, driving the product from concept to functional delivery.
- —Delivered a production prototype supporting 400+ active users and real-time booking workflows, validating end-to-end system behavior and scalability under load.
Sales Engineering Intern
- —Built a custom product connector using C#, .NET, and Visual Studio; approved and published on the Tungsten Marketplace to accelerate pre-sales adoption.
- —Implemented and deployed agentic AI automation within TotalAgility, reducing manual data entry by 90% across 800+ partners and 25,000+ customers.
- —Designed and delivered a technical demo for the marketplace connector, enabling Sales Engineers and prospects to evaluate integration workflows in live demo environments.
Teaching Assistant — Theoretical Computer Science
- —Delivered weekly technical recitations on Turing machines, automata, and computability to 300+ students.
- —Managed end-to-end assessment pipelines using Gradescope, Canvas, and Peerceptiv, improving grading consistency and turnaround time.
- —Resolved complex proof-based questions for 300+ students through structured consulting via email and Slack.
03 — Projects
Things I built to learn
Tungsten Marketplace Connector
Built and published a custom product connector on the Tungsten Marketplace, enabling enterprise clients to integrate third-party workflows directly into TotalAgility — paired with an agentic AI automation layer that cut manual data entry by 90% across 800+ partners.
Sport Sitters Platform
Real-time booking platform built in 4 months, supporting 400+ active users and backed by 40+ automated Firebase tests.
Adversarial Debiasing
Mitigated gender bias in income classification on the UCI Adult dataset — trained biased vs. debiased models with IBM AIF360 and cut bias measurably while holding accuracy.
Bitcoin Price Prediction
Built an LSTM RNN predicting BTC closing prices from historical OHLC data — reaching R² of 0.9978 on a held-out test set with inverse-transform evaluation.
A note to whoever's reading — including future me
You learned theory hard enough to teach it. You can do this.
04 — Toolkit
The stack I reach for
Languages
Frameworks & Platforms
Cloud & DevOps
Tools & Methodologies
05 — Contact
Let's build something.
Whether you're looking for someone to build your product, demo your platform, or bridge the gap between code and customers, I'd love to connect.