About Me
Current undergraduate student at the University of Washington studying Informatics and Political Science, graduating in June 2026 and specializing in Project/Product Management and Human-Computer Interaction.
I'm an aspiring Project & Product Management professional with a passion for building user-centered solutions at the intersection of technology, data, people and society.
I love fostering environments where people feel supported and connected while being able to formulate comprehensive solutions in fast-paced technological environments.
I'm a Project Management Intern at Seattle Public Schools working to integrate ethical and efficient Microsoft Copilot use in daily work district-wide.
I also work both as a Teaching Assistant and Peer Advisor at the UW Information School, helping guide students throughout their college classes and careers.
I'm currently working on a capstone project sponsored by Zinnia Technologies, where my team is working to design a content scheduling prototype for caregivers of dementia patients.
My Informatics coursework ranges from project/product management, design, ethics and policy, data science, and computer programming. I also write academic research papers on topics related to international relations, conflict, security, and law in my Political Science coursework.
⸱ Core Principles ⸱
"Seeing things as they are, leading toward what they can be."
"Fueling every challenge with purpose and doggedness."
"Turning vision into action, one plan at a time. An ordered mind and space is a healthy mind and space!"
"Bouncing back, pushing forward, and never backing down."
"Inspiring others with energy, emotion, and zeal in environments that’s impossible to ignore."
I aim to bridge technology with society and people, drawing on my curricular and co-curricular experiences. I hope to work on solutions that advance equity, accessibility, and meaningful change. I’m particularly interested in gaining hands-on experience in product development, data-informed decision-making, and public policy at the intersection of technology and government. Concurrently, I plan to stay engaged in mentoring and/or teaching, giving back to others as I continue learning myself.
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