I am a second-year Computer Science student at Simon Fraser University with a passion for exploring new fields and building impactful projects. My interest in technology began before university, when I started developing software on my own, including one of my most notable projects: Shorts Deflector, a browser extension that now has over 7,500 monthly users.

After starting at SFU, I joined SFU SAT, where I led a team of five to develop the radio communications system for a high-altitude balloon project. This experience gave me the opportunity to work on real-world systems and strengthen my technical leadership skills.

On the side, I contribute to ALEASAT, a 1U CubeSat being developed collaboratively by UBC Orbit and SFU SAT. I lead a team of 5 on the backend team for the Mission Operations subsystem, which is responsible for satellite health monitoring, ground station operations, image data processing, and task scheduling.

Outside of academics and aerospace, I run an Unraid server at home that hosts various services, including Immich, Syncthing, and Grafana through Docker and Docker Compose.

I also enjoy making physical things. I started learning FreeCAD to design a sheet-metal hard drive holder for my server. Since then, I've gotten into 3D printing and expanded my design skills using Autodesk Fusion.