Turning AI into solutions that matter.
I’m curious about how technology can solve problems that once seemed difficult or time consuming. What interests me most is not just what AI can do, but how to make it genuinely useful in the real world.
Studying Computer Science and Business has taught me to look at problems from different angles. I enjoy understanding how things work, exploring new ideas, and building tools that turn complex data into useful insights, simplify everyday tasks, and help people make better decisions.
I don’t see code as the finish line. I see it as a way to turn ideas into tools, uncertainty into clarity, and technical possibilities into practical outcomes.
Curious enough to question what’s possible. Analytical enough to test it. Driven to make it matter.
What I bring to a team is a combination of technical thinking, business awareness, and a willingness to keep learning. I enjoy tackling unfamiliar problems, questioning assumptions, and finding ways to make ideas work in practice. I’m looking for opportunities where I can contribute from day one, learn from people with different perspectives, and help turn complex challenges into meaningful results.
I’m starting a podcast with my friend Asif Alam at FIU, where we’ll explore how artificial intelligence is changing everyday life. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into the way people work, learn, create, and make decisions, we want to discuss what these changes actually mean for the people experiencing them.
The show will be a two-host conversation built around AI news, ideas, and real-world developments. Rather than focusing only on the technology itself, we’ll look at how AI connects to business, careers, creativity, education, and everyday life.
As the podcast grows, we also plan to bring on guests including CEOs, entrepreneurs, and other people working closely with technology and AI. The goal is to create conversations that make complicated developments understandable while exploring where AI is taking us next.
B.S. Computer Science · Business Minor
Honors College student pursuing Computer Science with a focus on software engineering and artificial intelligence.
