About Me
I am a recent graduate of Columbia University, where I earned a Master’s degree in Applied Analytics. I also hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Brunel University London. My fascination with software development and network communication has driven me to explore how systems interact and evolve. I’ve always enjoyed the challenges that come with technology, and I take pride in the journey of learning and problem-solving.
I started my web development journey by educating myself HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build strong frontend foundations. Over time, I transitioned to industry-standard frameworks like React, Next.js, and TailwindCSS to create more dynamic and scalable applications. When I set my mind to something, I commit fully and get it done.
Beyond coding, I have an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for creating solutions that simplify people’s lives and address unmet market needs. I believe that every problem has a solution and the real challenge lies in identifying the problem itself. At Columbia, I refined my machine learning and business analytics skills, learning how to leverage data to drive impactful business decisions. My hands-on experience with various projects has shaped my understanding of how companies utilize analytics to make informed decisions.
One of my key projects, Tweel, is an application currently in development that aims to provide a new way to understand trending topics on Twitter. Instead of just highlighting the most discussed subjects, Tweel offers insight into the general sentiment surrounding them. This feature helps shape global perspectives, giving communities a better understanding of how different topics are being perceived around the world.
Outside of tech, I enjoy reading, running, and playing chess and tennis. I also love exploring NYC’s vibrant food and coffee scene and occasionally unwinding with a night out.