Molly Chen

Molly Chen is a tech enthusiast with a passion for using technology for social good, particularly in the realms of health tech and legal tech.

Her professional background includes developing backend code for legal plea deals and case management systems, creating software for cancer research platforms, and designing apps to support solo travelers.

Molly's academic focus revolves around mental health advocacy, ethical legal technology, civic tech, and promoting STEM education.

She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Psychology from Duke University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from The University of Edinburgh.

Molly has worked as a Software Engineer II at Microsoft and has held various software development and internship roles at Quantworks, Inc., SAS, and as a Computer Science Teaching Assistant at Duke University.

Additionally, she has experience in technical marketing, student research, and co-founding initiatives such as ColorALife / Lend A Hand.

For further insight into Molly's projects and interests, her portfolio can be viewed at https://mollymolichen.github.io/