Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area
I’m a senior at The University of Texas at San Antonio triple-majoring in Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Mathematics of Data & Computing. My interests now center on intelligent systems, distributed infrastructure, and the intersection of AI and distributed systems. This past summer, I worked on the Design Systems Engineering team at Udemy, where I integrated Figma MCP Server (AI) into production pipelines and helped scale React components used by millions of learners. At UTSA, I lead Rowdy Creators, a sub-organization of ACM focused on helping students build real projects and land internships. I also host Beyond the Stack, an interview series with engineering leaders that explores how technology and leadership evolve together. My long-term goal is to pursue research and graduate study in scalable AI systems: exploring how distributed infrastructure, orchestration, and agentic intelligence can work together to make computing more adaptive and human-centered.
Part of CloudSys Lab, led by Dr. Lama. More info coming soon...
• Mentored 300+ students across core CS courses, including Systems Programming, Discrete Mathematics, OOP, and Software Engineering, improving understanding of algorithms, data structures, and system-level logic. • Increased assignment success rates by 25% through hands-on guidance in Java, Python, and C, emphasizing debugging strategies, version control, and best coding practices.
Word2Vec4Kids: Interactive Challenges to Introduce Middle School Students to Word Embeddings. https://doi.org/10.1609/aaai.v39i28.35197
Leading Rowdy Creators, a sub-organization of ACM at UTSA focused on helping Computer Science students build real-world projects and strengthen their internship portfolios. I organize weekly workshops, speaker sessions, and collaborative development sprints that bridge the gap between coursework and industry practice. Under my leadership, Rowdy Creators has expanded participation across 7 active project teams and built a community centered on hands-on learning and professional growth.
Attended several events like kickoff, weekly Leetcode sessions, and networking events.
The Scientific Teen is a non-profit organization, global STEM communication organization, which is run by passionate teens from over 20 countries around the world. I've joined this organization as a Web-Developer, in which I'll be performing many renderings to our webpage in the near future to make our page look splendid day by day. Our webpage is www.thescientificteen.org.