Tracey Lott

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About Tracey Lott

Hi there! I'm Tracey Lott, a Computer Science graduate student at Arizona State University, With a strong foundation in Computer Science, I am passionate about creating meaningful experiences through coding and design. My academic journey has equipped me with a Bachelor's and ongoing Master's degree in Computer Science, honing my skills in Web Development, AI/ML, and Software Engineering. ‍ As an IT Consultant and Management Intern at Executive Technical Support, I have refined my skills in documentation, asset management, and VIP user support. By systemizing training materials and implementing asset tracking practices, I have optimized resource allocation and reduced onboarding time. Providing deskside support for University VIPs, both in-person and virtually, has further honed my problem-solving abilities. My journey also extends into the realm of XR Creative Development, where I've been involved in dynamic projects at Meteor Studio. From real-time volumetric capture streaming in virtual reality using Azure Kinects and Unity to designing Inverse Kinematics frameworks for animations, I've had hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies. Creating augmented reality maps and intricate interior models using lidar scanning and photogrammetry has been truly exciting. During my Product Development Internship at Ford Motors, I delved into software architecture, standardizing In-Vehicle APIs and deepening my understanding of embedded software application architecture. The 18 ARXML-based In-Vehicle Services I defined using Franca-IDL showcased my knack for precision and structure. 🤖 Beyond academics, I'm enthusiastic about AI. I recently developed an AI Language Tutor ChatBot, utilizing GPT3.5, React.js, and Node.js. This innovative application offers real-time language practice and correction, underscoring my commitment to practical and impactful coding projects. Exploring the potential of VR, my Crime Scene Reconstruction project investigated the influence of virtual reality on juror deliberation. ‍ In collaboration with ASU’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, I contributed to a cross-disciplinary project by creating VR models of crime scenes. Proficient in languages like Javascript, C#, and Python, I have experience with frameworks like React and Node.js. I leverage tools like Unity, Docker, and Git to create robust applications. My goal is to contribute my technical skills and creative thinking to impactful projects, creating value through technology. Let's connect and explore the possibilities!