At Cornell, I am a Jacobs Scholar, which is awarded to 20 incoming freshman every year based on leadership potential in the engineering field. My favorite parts of Cornell (other than the amazing people I've met) are the sunsets, the slope, and the flowers in the spring.

At Capital One, I worked in Associate Experience Technology, implementing an automated change management process to the board metric reporting tool. Below is a photo of my team and I!

I am on the Autopilot subteam, which is responsible for ensuring that our aircraft can perform necessary maneuvers to fulfill mission requirements. Take a look at our Technical Design and Flight Readiness Review video from 2024!

I have been on the course staff of CS 1110 for nearly two years, and during that time have been promoted from Consultant to Teaching Assistant - a role usually reserved for graduate students. Whether through office hours, bi-weekly labs, one-on-one support sessions, or review sessions, I have thoroughly enjoyed helping students improve their understanding of the course material. Below is a photo from our office hours queuing system, which shows that in 2025, I spent 2700 minutes (45 hours) helping students!

I spent the summer after my freshman year at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. There, I took courses in Korean language and culture, explored Seoul and Busan, and ate to my heart's content. I met so many students from all over the world and have many fond memories.

I have been on WICC's executive board since freshman year, where I have served as Corporate Relations Director and Vice President of Corporate Relations. Connecting gender minorities in computing with corporate opportunities has been one of the most rewarding parts of my undergraduate career, and I am so grateful to be part of this amazing community of women!

At the RPL, I work with a team of lab technicians to process thousands of orders a semester, as well as advising students, research groups, and engineers on rapid prototyping techniques to suit their design needs. Here's a timelapse of a 3D print of Cornell's clock tower - a party favor we hand out to tour groups!

ASCEND is a highly selective, two-year internship through Cornell Bowers funded by LinkedIn that I was fortunate enough to take part in. During the second year, I worked with five other students and three mentors to develop an entrepreneurial venture, which we pitched to LinkedIn at the end of the internship. Below are the slides and demo we presented.