A little bit

about

me.

2003

I was born in a small town in India. I grew up in a loving family and had a happy childhood. The narrow streets of our town were always bustling with activity, filled with the aroma of spices from local markets and the chatter of neighbors. My parents, both engineers, instilled in me a love for learning from an early age.

Despite limited resources, my parents always encouraged my dreams and made sure my needs and wants were catered to.

2012

I moved to America and started middle school. The transition was both exhilarating and overwhelming. Stepping off the plane, I was immediately struck by the vastness of everything - the wide highways, towering skyscrapers, and sprawling suburbs were a sharp contrast to my hometown in India.

My first day of high school was also a whirlwind of new experiences. The school itself seemed enormous, with long corridors and a dizzying array of classrooms. I marveled at the well-equipped libraries and the extensive technologies, resources that were scarce back home.

2020

I graduated high school and started college. I went to UT Dallas and majored in computer science.

2024

Finally, I'm currently a student at The University of Texas at Dallas pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. In my free time, I enjoy working on personal projects that allow me to exercise my creativity and problem-solving skills. I'm a big believer in teamwork and have been fortunate to work with some amazing people on various projects in the past.

Aside from my academic and technical pursuits, I'm also involved in a couple of student organizations on campus. I serve as the media officer for the Association for Computing Machinery, where I create engaging content to showcase the work of ACM and highlight key industry trends and innovations. I'm also a web developer for the User Experience Club, where I work with a team of designers and event coordinators to develop and maintain a responsive web application.

Overall, I'm always looking for new opportunities to grow and learn, whether that's through my coursework, personal projects, or involvement in various organizations. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn or check out my other socials to learn more about my experiences and interests.