About the Founder

Ex mente divina
This motto is a reminder that curiosity, empathy, and creation all come from something greater than ourselves. Which lead me to approach every challenge with both creativity and kinship. I’m passionate about technology and data-driven problem-solving; whether I’m building custom PCs, assembling mechanical keyboards, or browsing on internet. Outside of academics, I have a liking for anything that straps my feet to something—snowboarding, skiing, skateboarding, or even a golf swing (you don’t want to stand up in the middle of your swing)—and I love watching basketball and golf with my family (And my dog Sparky too!) on those relaxing saturday nights. My experiences, from conducting NASA’s Europa Rover fault-case research to developing ZilinHydroSense, a predictive flood-alert system, reflect a drive to merge innovation with impact. I strive to use my knowledge to not only to understand how things work, help in my capacity through the “triple C’s” of: curiosity, compassion, and connection.

Portrait of a young woman with long brown hair, glasses, and a black off-the-shoulder top, against a grey background.
Two students, a girl and a boy, standing at a podium, speaking into a microphone in a room with a poster or banner featuring a logo behind them.
A young woman wearing glasses and a white Nike cap, standing outdoors in front of a modern brick building with palm trees, holding a plaque that reads 'Champions 2025, CIF Southern Section Championships, Division 4 Girls Golf Champions'.
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