I’m a computer engineering student at The University of Texas at Dallas and a member of the Hobson Wildenthal Honors College. I'm also an adept software developer driven by the elegance of combining language, mathematics, and technology to build precise, high-impact solutions. I thrive at the intersection of engineering and communication, where complex systems meet clear, intentional design — whether that’s through code, CAD models, or storytelling.

Currently, I’m focused on developing scalable Java-based services that harness AI, data processing, and cloud technologies to empower students in discovering scholarships that best fit their unique profiles. My work blends rigorous control theory principles with modern software engineering to build responsive, efficient, and reliable systems.

My journey spans robotics competitions, hands-on prototyping, and writing projects, all feeding my passion for solving real-world problems with creativity and technical rigor. Outside the lab and keyboard, I enjoy exploring language beyond the written word, diving into sign language, and capturing moments through photography.

When I’m not engineering or writing, you might find me tinkering with new ideas, embracing the challenges of complex systems, or just enjoying the quiet satisfaction of a well-crafted solution.