Aryan
Miriyala

May 2026 – Present

SmartSolve

Bowling Green, OH · On-site

Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science Intern

• Drive an AI-first workflow with agentic CLIs (Claude Code, Codex) as daily drivers to architect, ship, and self-review production features.
• Architected a full-stack Next.js onboarding tracker on a Postgres/Drizzle ORM backend, using SSO and auth middleware to protect sensitive new-hire data, cutting HR's manual tracking time and auto-updating the org chart.
• Proactively built a cross-platform Docker devcontainer (WSL2/Colima) isolating AI agents to safeguard proprietary data.

Aug. 2024 – Apr. 2026

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH · On-site

Research Assistant I

• Designed two full cybersecurity courses for BGSU and the Ohio Cyber Range Institute: secure key management (Vault, AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, PKI, Shamir's Secret Sharing) and an eight-lab ethical hacking track from OSINT to exploit development.
• Authored dozens of hands-on labs and decks on real attacker tooling (Kali, Metasploit, Nmap, Wireshark, Burp Suite, John the Ripper) running against deliberately vulnerable targets like Metasploitable2, DVWA, and Vulnserver.
• Used AI agents to scale the research, analyzing 330+ course files, extracting text from .docx/.pptx decks, and reorganizing the ethical hacking labs to follow a real engagement workflow.
• Built AI-guided labs (a beginner Wireshark email-forensics case) and gamified activities like the Cyber Detective escape rooms and a password board game for camp and classroom use.
• Aligned the program to the NICE Workforce Framework (NIST SP 800-181r1) and CAE-CD accreditation, backed by skill-gap research on Ohio's cybersecurity workforce.

May 2025 – Aug. 2025

American Association of Insurance Services

Lisle, IL · Remote

Data Engineering Intern

• Automated a 100% manual SQL billing script by developing a PySpark job and weekly AWS Glue Workflow, processing 20+ TB of Impala data to calculate charges for 700+ member companies.
• Architected the 160+ table migration by profiling Oracle/Impala (via JDBC) with Python (Pandas) and SQL to map data similarities and define a single data taxonomy of 25 MDM domains.
• Replaced 160+ Pentaho jobs with an automated AWS Glue Workflow, using the new MDM domains and an AWS Glue pipeline to ETL data into S3 (partitioned) for Semarchy MDM.
• Orchestrated the daily AWS Glue Workflows to enable a new self-service application, which eliminated manual entry and ensured a 24-hour data latency for all new MDM domains.
• Built a reverse-ETL pipeline in AWS Glue for the MDM data, enabling accurate data integrity checks.

May 2023 – May 2024

American Association of Insurance Services

Lisle, IL · Remote

Software Engineering Intern

• Engineered the foundational data model for openIDL (unified view for insurance data), using Python to parse taxonomies and implement 1,000s of SQL tables on Oracle/PostgreSQL across 10+ insurance lines.
• Developed a high-performance Python script using multiprocessing and Pandas to clean and parallel-process massive CSVs, implementing fuzzy de-duplication and data hashing for 100% data compliance.
• Contributed to a full-stack React modernization by implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and JWT authentication with Node.js to deliver a secure, role-specific landing page for 100+ internal users.
• Automated a 2-person validation process by building a scheduled AWS Lambda function that polled database tables, tokenized PII using hashlib/boto3, and ingested clean JSON into S3.

May 2022 – Aug. 2022

Alliance for Paired Kidney Donation

Toledo, OH · Remote

Software Engineering Intern

• Ensured HIPAA compliance by implementing site-wide anti-CSRF tokens for user authentication and protection of patient data.
• Built a JS/Bootstrap module to log blood sample data, ensuring data completeness for the matching algorithm.
• Redesigned the responsive “Match Run” results page with Bootstrap to improve readability of donor chains.
• Reduced page render times by refactoring legacy JavaScript for asynchronous ('async'/'defer') loading.

May 2025 - May 2026 · 1 yr 1 mo

BGSU Developer Club

Science & Technology

Founder & President

• I started this club because I kept meeting students sitting on a great idea with no one to think it through with, so I built the room I desperately wished I'd had when I was a beginner staring at a blank editor.
• We sit down together and turn a vague idea into something real: scoping it, picking a stack, and getting that first version shipped instead of letting it quietly die in a notes app.
• Nothing beats the moment in a one-on-one when someone lands their first commit or their first deploy and you watch it click. That flicker of "wait, I can actually build this" is the whole reason I do it.

May 2025 - May 2026 · 1 yr 1 mo

Bowling Green State University

Social Services

International Student Ambassador

• I moved halfway across the world to study here, so I remember exactly how overwhelming and quietly lonely those first few months can be. This is my way of making them a little gentler for the students arriving after me.
• I help international students find their footing across the personal, social, and academic sides of a brand-new life, and more than anything I try to be the familiar face they can come to on the hard days, so no one feels like they're figuring it all out alone. :)

May 2025 - May 2026 · 1 yr 1 mo

Bowling Green State University Graduate College

Social Services

Academic Affairs, Graduate Student Senate

• I serve as the voice and liaison for graduate students, speaking up for the concerns they don't always feel comfortable raising on their own so they actually reach the university.
• What drives me here is simple: every student deserves to feel heard. So I carry their academic concerns into Senate discussions and stay with them until they're genuinely addressed, not just acknowledged.

Apr. 2023 - May 2024 · 1 yr 2 mos

Bowling Green State University

Social Services

International Student Ambassador

• This was the very first place I ever gave my time, and it's the one that's stayed closest to my heart: sitting with new international students through that disorienting first stretch and watching Bowling Green slowly turn into home for them, the same way it quietly became mine. :)