Most recently, I held software engineering roles at NVIDIA and Intel. At NVIDIA, I was part of a select team that created the initial version of a full-auto debugger for VLSI placement and routing workflows. At Intel, I built LLM benchmarking capabilities within the Deep Learning Workbench, facilitating model optimization and cross-hardware performance analysis.

I've worked as a research assistant at the Crickmore Lab (Harvard Medical School) and Yanik Lab (UCSC). At the Crickmore Lab, I applied optogenetics to study the role of the D1/D2 receptor heteromers in preserving dopamine sensitivity. At the Yanik Lab, I built a ring resonator capable of ultrasensitive detection of the SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein.

In high school, I co-developed an edtech platform and signed an exclusive channel partnership with a leading consulting group for CTSOs. We achieved significant market expansion by having our solution whitelabeled and integrated into their suite of offerings (>100K users).

I care deeply about women’s access to healthcare and education. I served as a youth delegate to the United Nations Economic and Social Council at both the 10th International Day of the Girl and the 67th Commission on the Status of Women at UN Headquarters in New York City. I was a Girl Scout for 13 years and continue to volunteer as an alum. I serve on the council for the United States Presidential Scholars Foundation, where I chair the fundraising committee.

I enjoy debate and currently compete as a member of the Stanford Debate Society. I attended the 2023 and 2024 World University Debating Championships in Vietnam and Panama, respectively. I also enjoy traveling, reading, and writing. I am happiest when I discover new coffee shops.