I'm a CS student at Georgia Institute of Technology, studying the foundations that make great software possible — algorithms, data structures, discrete math. I'm drawn to problems where efficiency and elegance intersect.
Before Georgia Tech, I was in the field: diagnosing hardware failures, migrating production websites, and debugging networks for local businesses. That hands-on background shapes how I write code — I think about systems, not just syntax.
I also spent 2021 hosting a Linux and open-source podcast for the Fedora Project — interviewing kernel developers, managing production pipelines, and negotiating a network partnership. It taught me that communication is as technical a skill as any algorithm.
Outside of tech, I'm a lifeguard and swim instructor at Georgia Tech and Tallulah Falls School. There's a clarity in that work — responsibility, calm under pressure, and the satisfaction of teaching a kid to swim.
Open to internships, collaborations, or just a good conversation about systems, algorithms, or open source. Drop me a line — I read everything.