I'm an incoming Computer Science and Applied Mathematics student at the University of Virginia's School of Engineering and Applied Science.

I founded Pragmatic to build AI-powered financial modeling software and OCRadar to develop tools for early oral cancer detection. My work has reached millions of people worldwide and been covered by WTOP, Korea Times, United Airlines, and Washington Dulles International Airport.

For four years, I led software and engineering at Oakton Robotics, building autonomous control systems, vision pipelines, and sensor integration while mentoring students in CAD, electronics, and software development.

I earned National Merit distinction while completing 18 AP courses, and won recognition at the DC region's largest high school hackathon.

Outside of engineering, I photograph aircraft at Dulles and enjoy hiking.