I’m a senior at Carnegie Mellon University exploring the intersection of computational biology, human-computer interaction, and education. I love turning complex problems into intuitive experiences and leveraging technology to make real-world impact.
I specialize in UX research and design, crafting user-centered solutions, and have hands-on experience in full-stack development, building tools that bridge the gap between data and action.
Through my projects, I aim to design tools that simplify workflows and help users accomplish tasks more efficiently.
Completed two software engineering internships—one on data analytics and another on camera perception. Also helped build Argo’s high school internship program and represented the company at career fairs.
Conducted research on gentrification and voter education in Pittsburgh, focusing on engaging with local communities through technology.
Used statistical analysis to identify drugs that inhibit cancer cell metastasis. Earned 1st place at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science in Computer Science.
I built a compiler for a mock C language called C0. It was a deep dive into parsing, code generation, and low-level programming logic. I really enjoyed the challenge of creating something that actually runs code, and it strengthened my understanding of how programming languages and machines interact.