I’m a high school junior with a strong interest in computer science, math, and music, and I enjoy exploring how logic and creativity intersect. I am currently an intern at the Georgia Tech Research Institute and Stanford University, where I work in research driven environments that emphasize problem solving, experimentation, and analytical thinking. My work focuses on using technology to better understand learning and cognition, strengthening my interest in applying computer science to real world questions.

I’ve placed nationally in FBLA for Introduction to Programming and serve as the Parliamentarian of the SFHS FBLA chapter. Through these experiences, I’ve developed both technical skills and leadership abilities, learning how to communicate ideas clearly, collaborate within teams, and contribute to organized, goal driven environments.

Outside of STEM, I’m a classical pianist who studies and performs repertoire across multiple musical periods. Music plays a central role in how I think, shaping my sense of discipline, pattern recognition, and creative problem solving.