I am a junior at Cornell University majoring in Information Science (Data Science concentration) with a minor in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science. I started coding when I was eight and released my first mobile game on the App Store at nine—an early signal of my passion for building things. Python has been my primary language ever since; I’ve logged more than  250 tutoring hours on Wyzant, guiding younger learners through foundational programming concepts. I also served as a teaching assistant for a Cornell Blockchain tech course, where I introduced Brooklyn high‑school students to emerging blockchain technologies. Along the way, I’ve built expertise in blockchain development and am now focusing my academic and project work on AI. Leadership has always been important to me. In high school I was Student Body Vice President, where I reorganized the council to better address student needs, and I co‑captained our soccer team. I’m equally committed to social impact: through YouthBridge‑NY, I advocate for civil‑rights initiatives and community action. Raised in Bridgehampton and Brooklyn, I combine my New York roots with a drive for technological creativity and collaboration. I’m eager to explore innovative AI and data‑science projects—especially those with meaningful real‑world impact—and I’m always open to new opportunities to learn and lead.