About

A place for the story behind the resume.

This page will get even more personal once I add your final paragraphs, but it already gives a stronger sense of how you think, what you value, and the kind of presence you bring to teams.

Cornell Engineering Chemical Engineering with an intended Computer Science minor
Leadership Student organizations, scouting, athletics, music, and service
Strengths Communication, ownership, organization, and consistency

Overview

Professional summary

I am a first-year Cornell engineering student with a background shaped by leadership, communication, and showing up consistently when responsibility is on the line. A lot of what matters to me shows up across very different settings: supporting customers at work, leading peers in student organizations, coaching and competing in speech and debate, and staying involved in service and team environments.

I am especially interested in the overlap between engineering, technology, and people-facing problem solving. That includes technical coursework, interface-focused work through Kappa Theta Pi, and a broader pattern of roles where clear communication, steady execution, and trust matter just as much as raw technical ability.

How I Work

What people can expect from me

  • I communicate clearly and stay comfortable in people-facing situations.
  • I take ownership early rather than waiting to be told exactly what to do.
  • I care about being dependable, organized, and prepared.
  • I like teams where curiosity, accountability, and follow-through are taken seriously.

Outside The Classroom

What keeps me grounded

Outside of school and leadership roles, I spend time around music, film, and the outdoors. I enjoy mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, cinema, short films, and stand-up comedy, and those interests give me a good balance between structure, creativity, and time away from a screen.