I am a second-year Computer Science student at Simon Fraser University. I began writing software before university so that I could make cool and useful things. One of my earliest projects is Shorts Deflector, a browser extension that now has over 7,500 monthly users.

At SFU, I joined SFU SAT, where I led a team of five to build and test the radio communications system for a high-altitude balloon project. Learn More.

Later, I also joined ALEASAT, which is a project composed of around 100 students from UBC Orbit and SFU SAT. With support from UBC, the Radio Amateurs of Canada, and the European Space Agency's Fly Your Satellite! Programme, we are in the process of building and testing our satellite with an aim to launch a 1U CubeSat in a few years. I lead the backend team for the Mission Operations subsystem, responsible for satellite health monitoring, ground station operations, image data processing, and task scheduling. Learn More.

Outside of academics and aerospace, I manage an Unraid server at home that runs various services, including Immich, Syncthing, and Grafana using Docker and Docker Compose.

I also enjoy creating physical things. I have machined hammers, welded a shovel, made aluminum whistles, and more. I initially learned FreeCAD to design a sheet-metal hard drive holder for my server. Later, I expanded my skills with Autodesk Fusion to design and 3D print caliper holders, badge holders, and also a stand for my metal hammer.