Summary

I'm currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in computer science, with minors in economics and computational biology at Duke University. I work as an audio visual event technician for Duke Technical Services, and previously was a Data Analytics Intern for Earnest Analytics, as well as a teaching assistant for CS210: Introduction to Computer Systems.

About Me

My fascination with computers began when I was nine, programming LEGO robots and designing basic breadboard circuits with Arduino controllers. A couple of years later, I taught myself how to modify websites using HTML and CSS, spending countless hours exploring the web and experimenting with different ways to “hack” and improve websites.

Today, that early passion has evolved into years of refining my computer skills and working as a freelance web developer. Specifically, I’ve helped clients develop custom WordPress themes and various web applications tailored to their specific needs.

At Duke University, I’m expanding my knowledge in computer science in an academic setting. I’m part of the Genetics and Genomics FOCUS program, where I’ve been introduced to computational biology. Additionally, I’ve been involved with the Duke Electric Vehicles, a club focusing on developing energy efficient electric vehicles, and Hoof 'N' Horn, a student-run theater production group. With my current job, I operate sound systems for live events across campus, including Duke basketball, volleyball, and football games.

In my free time, I love building projects, traveling, playing pickleball, walking my dog, visiting the beach, and capturing photos with my aerial photography drone.

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