I have a passion for problem-solving and creativity, which has led me to explore a variety of projects. From software development to engineering, I enjoy tackling challenges and finding innovative solutions.

My most notable project is JJs MIS, a medical inventory system developed under NASA Hunch's guidelines. After review of our projects, NASA Hunch selected our project to be present at the Johnson Space Center. I am proud to have contributed to this project and to have gained valuable experience in software development and team collaboration.

Through concurrent enrollment, I spent my last year of high school also taking classes at Red Rocks Community College and Warren Tech, picking up general education credits alongside a focus on computer science and cybersecurity. That let me graduate from Evergreen High School already well into a college transcript. I'm now continuing that path at C.U. Boulder, where I'm working toward my degree in Computer Science.

My technical experience so far has centered on hands-on engineering work: as a Back End Developer Intern at NASA, I built database logic and APIs for a HUNCH project, including an A.I. medical assistant and NFC integration, and as a Microcontroller Developer for an NREL competition, I programmed a motor-driven windmill in C to optimize power output.

Alongside that, I've spent the past couple of years working in fast-paced customer-facing roles at Qdoba, Safeway, and Wendy's, picking up shift-lead and training responsibilities along the way. Between the technical and general experience, I've learned as much about working under pressure and with people as I have about the engineering itself.