About Me
I am a senior Computer Science major at Cornell, driven to build software that makes an impact by helping others and positively influencing the community.
My initial interest in software development began when I worked in a biomedical AI lab where I helped develop an Android application that aids in the speech and communication of those who have speech and motor disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy.
I was drawn by the ability CS had in giving people the power to speak, which inspired me to become a CS major.
My technical experience lies in full stack development, machine learning, and AI.
I have experience building mobile apps, handling backends, and developing and fine-tuning machine learning algorithms.
In terms of projects, I am actively involved in Cornell AppDev where I have helped develop several apps Cornell students use regularly such as Eatery, Transit, and Resell.
I also have interned at Google last summer where I worked on the backend for Google Drive.
Outside of programming, I enjoy going to the gym, recording mental health
podcasts, listening to music, dancing, and
baking macarons.