Incoming Electrical Engineering student at the University of Waterloo — Class of '31. I thrive where the curve is steepest. My formula is simple: extreme discipline + rapid adaptation. AP Scholar with Distinction off six self-studied exams; youth-club leader who raised $4,000+ for Surrey Memorial Hospital.
That formula is how I grow. Over the past year I proved it on myself: I self-studied six AP exams with no classroom — Calculus BC, Physics 1, Computer Science A, Statistics, Macro & Micro Econ — and scored a 5 on every one. AP awarded me the title of Scholar with Distinction.
Outside the desk I lead BE YOU T.H.R.I.V.E, a non-profit student org. We planned a badminton fundraiser with the Surrey Hospitals Foundation and donated $4,000+ to Surrey Memorial Hospital. I'm also Junior Instructor at UBC Geering Up — explaining science to a room of Grade-1 "Miniminds" turns out to be the best engineering teacher I've had.
In Fall 2026 I'm joining the University of Waterloo's Electrical Engineering program. Until then this page is a quiet workshop — half journal, half index.
A Python agent that diagnoses issues in local code repositories. It searches and reads files, checks cited code against the source, then returns a root-cause hypothesis, fix direction, and verification steps.
A Claude Code skill that drafts and dispatches personalised cold messages to LinkedIn connections using browser automation, parallel agents, and templated outreach.
A C++17 2D heat-diffusion solver with contiguous grid storage and a boundary-preserving five-point stencil. It traverses rows for locality, uses OpenMP for parallel updates, and checks correctness with CTest.
Co-led a student-run non-profit and organised a community badminton competition with the Surrey Hospitals Foundation. We turned a single weekend into over $4,000 donated to Surrey Memorial Hospital — child-medical programs and local outreach. Logistics, sponsorship, volunteer coordination, the awkward emails. All of it.
Junior Instructor at UBC Geering Up. Taught a Grade-1 class to make harmonicas and chase first science ideas. Patience, small words, big payoff.
Awarded by the College Board after self-studying six AP exams (Calculus BC, Physics 1, CS A, Statistics, Macro & Micro Economics) and scoring a 5 on every one.
University of Waterloo CEMC — Certificate of Distinction. Top 25% of 19,644 Canadian students.
Johnston Heights Secondary — Dogwood Diploma, June 2026. Sustained academic discipline across four years.
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