About Me

I'm currently a student at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor, where I'm pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a minor in Statistics. My coursework has given me a strong foundation in software engineering, algorithms, data structures, and statistical analysis.

Through my studies, I've developed a deep passion for systems programming, distributed systems, and building efficient, scalable applications. I'm particularly interested in how low-level system design principles can be applied to solve complex problems at scale.

My journey in computer science started with a curiosity about how software works under the hood. This led me to explore everything from web development to operating systems, and I've found that I'm most excited by projects that combine theory with practical implementation.

When I'm not coding, I enjoy [your hobbies here - e.g., reading technical books, contributing to open source projects, playing chess, hiking, etc.]. I also love diving deep into C++ literature and experimenting with new programming paradigms and design patterns.

Beyond programming, I have several hobbies that keep me engaged and help me maintain a healthy work-life balance:

• Reading Technical Books: I'm always reading about new technologies, programming paradigms, and system design principles. Some of my favorite topics include distributed systems, operating systems, and software architecture.
• Open Source Contributions: I enjoy contributing to open source projects and learning from the community. It's a great way to improve my skills while giving back.
• Problem Solving: I love tackling challenging problems, whether they're algorithmic puzzles, system design challenges, or real-world software issues.
• [Add more hobbies here]: [Describe your other hobbies and interests]

My goal is to become a skilled systems engineer who can design and build robust, scalable distributed systems. I'm particularly interested in working on infrastructure that powers large-scale applications, where performance, reliability, and efficiency are critical.

I'm always looking for opportunities to learn and grow, whether through personal projects, internships, or collaborations. If you're working on something interesting or just want to connect, feel free to reach out!