I build things that bridge theory and practice.
I'm a sophomore at MIT studying electrical engineering and computer science (Course 6-5). The principle I live by is applying theory to practice — whatever I learn has to end up in something real, whether that's a PCB, an app, or a Tesla coil on the workbench. One day I'd love to earn a Ph.D. in electrical engineering — and, while I'm dreaming, a Nobel Prize — but above all, I want to leave the world better than I found it.
Skills & Tools
Languages
Design & CAD
Frameworks
Hardware & Tools
Software
Academics
College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
’25 - ‘29
As an Electrical Engineering and Computer Science student at MIT, I am constantly challenged to think critically, collaborate with talented peers, and turn ideas into reality. MIT has given me opportunities to explore hardware, software, research, and entrepreneurship while continuing to grow as both an engineer and a person.
High School
Glenbrook South High School
’21 - ‘25
My time at Glenbrook South High School laid the foundation for my passion for engineering and technology. Through academics, extracurricular activities, and hands-on projects, I developed the curiosity and problem-solving mindset that ultimately led me to pursue Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT.