👋 Hi there! I'm a computer science student at Cornell University, passionate about software engineering, Android development, and machine learning. I enjoy working on impactful projects, learning new technologies, and applying them to create practical solutions.

• Education: Computer Science and Data Science, Cornell University, Class of 2027
• Certifications: Machine Learning Certification from Break Through Tech AI, Cornell Tech
• Current Work: Android Developer at Cornell AppDev and AI Fellow at Candogram

• Languages: Python, Java, Kotlin, C++, OCaml, JavaScript, SQL
• Frameworks & Libraries: Jetpack Compose, Flask, Django, Scikit-Learn, NumPy, Pandas, Seaborn, OkHttp, Moshi
• Developer Tools: Git, GitHub, Docker, Google Cloud, WSL

• Ithaca Transit: Android app for public transportation with ~2000 users in Ithaca. Working on features such as favorites and recents using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose.
• Latte Link: Award-winning app at Cornell AppDev Hack Challenge for Best UI. Developed frontend features with Kotlin and handled backend integration.
• ExpenseEase: Full-stack expense tracking app using Flask, SQLAlchemy, Docker, and Google Cloud. Designed robust backend architecture and implemented frontend UI with Kotlin.

• Android Development: Teaching Android development at Cornell, focusing on modern Jetpack Compose techniques.
• Machine Learning & AI: Currently working on a text classification project at Candogram.
• Research: Previously researched C to Rust transpilation. Hoping to get hands-on experience in NLP research.
• Photography: Member of Chromatic at Cornell, a student-run portrait photography club. Managing personal photography blog

1. 🎉 Merged PR #48 in cuappdev/ithaca-transit-compose
2. 🔒 Closed issue #44 in cuappdev/ithaca-transit-compose
3. 💪 Opened PR #48 in cuappdev/ithaca-transit-compose
4. ❗ Opened issue #45 in cuappdev/ithaca-transit-compose
5. 🎉 Merged PR #42 in cuappdev/ithaca-transit-compose

• Email: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: LinkedIn

Thank you for visiting my profile! Feel free to reach out – I’d love to connect with fellow developers, researchers, and anyone interested in tech and collaboration.