I am a driven third-year computer science student at Northeastern University, specializing in Artificial Intelligence with a strong interest in full-stack development and user-centered design. I am passionate about building software systems that are both technically robust and accessible, particularly tools that support underrepresented communities and cultural preservation efforts.
Through my work with the Digital Archive of Indigenous Language Persistence (DAILP), I have contributed to the development and expansion of a full-stack archival platform used by researchers and partner institutions. I have built features across the stack, including React and TypeScript interfaces for metadata editing, as well as backend data handling and database query optimization for structured archival content. I have also worked on improving usability and accessibility, iterating on interface design in collaboration with developers and stakeholders.
Throughout my academic journey, I have developed a strong problem-solving mindset, which I apply to both independent projects and team-based software development. I value building systems that are not only functional, but also intuitive and inclusive, ensuring accessibility for a diverse range of users.
In addition to my technical work, I am the Head of Social Media for ACM @ Northeastern, where I manage branding and social media strategy. My experiences across engineering, design, and leadership reflect my goal of building meaningful, user-centered technology with real-world impact.
