Martha Allen
Computer Science (B.S.)
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Custom-built an AI-enabled accounting application from operational requirements through front-end and back-end implementation. Delivered employee training on prompt engineering, practical AI use, and responsible generative AI adoption. Partnered with the product team on CRM interface improvements and SQL reporting; developed account-data API workflows for downstream use.
Experience
Artificial Intelligence & Product Managment Intern - Home City Ice
(2026)
- Custom-built an AI-enabled accounting application from operational requirements through front-end and back-end implementation.
- Delivered employee training on prompt engineering, practical AI use, and responsible generative AI adoption.
- Partnered with the product team on CRM interface improvements and SQL reporting; developed account-data API workflows for downstream use.
- Developed a Qwen 2.5 7B NLP-to-SQL tool that returned data-backed answers; worked with the product team on CRM and SQL reports.
Student Support Scholar - Center for IT Engagement, Mount St. Joseph University
(2025 - 2026)
- Supported STEM recruitment and outreach initiatives
- Assisted with data management and organization for academic projects
- Contributed to faculty research, including literature review organization and research support tasks
- Provided peer tutoring for introductory AI and computing courses, emphasizing responsible AI use
Seasonal Greenhouse Worker - Lohman’s Greenhouse
(2025 - 2025)
- Performed agricultural operations including planting, watering, and maintenance
- Demonstrated strong work ethic, reliability, and attention to detail in a fast-paced environment
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Mount St. Joseph University
(2024)
- Conducted systematic literature review on patient access to online information across U.S. solid organ transplant programs in collaboration with Beth Israel (Harvard) and Mount St. Joseph faculty
- Analyzed barriers to equitable information access and shared decision-making in transplant care
- Supported research examining how digital health information influences patient autonomy and outcomes
- Assisted with organizing and synthesizing findings for collaborative, multi-institutional research teams
Education
Bachelor of Science - Computer Science - Mount St. Joseph University (2026)
Dual Credit Coursework - Dual Credit Coursework (High School)