About
I work at the intersection of advocacy and technology because I believe the systems we build determine who gets access to opportunity.
At 6, I started advocating for education equity in California, first through Bithiah's Family Services and eventually by testifying before the California Senate and Assembly Education Committees on SB 897 alongside Senator Josh Newman and advocates from more than fifteen school districts statewide.
I fell in love with data analysis during a summer internship at Newegg, Inc., where I learned that advocacy is nothing without the numbers to back it up.
At 18, I began building offline-first infrastructure in Uganda with Watoto, Intl., so students without reliable power or internet can build a resume. Now, as a Systems, Intelligence, and Monitoring Intern at the International Youth Alliance for Peace, I'm supporting peace-building programs across four countries.
Technology is most powerful when it reaches the people who need it most.
That's the direction I keep building toward: more international humanitarian internships, studying abroad to continue establishing international roots, and eventually a Master's Degree in Machine Learning.