I am a third-year law student at St. Mary University School of Law, bridging technology and law with more than 8 years of engineering and leadership experience. As a Staff Writer for The Scholar Law Review, I have developed expertise in legal research, writing, and analysis. Through the St. Mary's Organizational Moot Court Team, I compete in regional competitions, honing my skills in legal argument and persuasive advocacy.

My technical background spans cybersecurity and engineering leadership. At Staminus Communications, I worked as a DDoS mitigation engineer, analyzing cyber attacks and developing protection strategies. I later led an engineering team at StackPath LLC and managed security infrastructure at Garden Grove Unified School District. Currently, I work as a Summer Law Clerk with the Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division, focusing on data privacy enforcement. This combination of technical expertise and legal experience positions me uniquely to address emerging challenges in privacy law, AI governance, and technology regulation.