About

I first started coding in middle school, Raspberry Pi in hand and a computer on my desk. Seeing something I wrote interact with the real world ignited my love for programming. That followed me into high school, where learning C++, number representations, and what was happening inside a computer made me want to understand software beyond the surface.

Since then, I have built projects, attended hackathons, and completed an internship where I applied my skills in a professional environment. Now studying computer science at Stony Brook University, I have won a hackathon at my own college and placed third at another. I am still driven by the same curiosity: understanding how technology works and using it to create something real.