About Me

I'm a second-year CS student who enjoys working at the boundary between systems, structure, and experimentation. I started my journey in game development, which taught me how engines, memory, and performance behave behind the scenes. Over time, that curiosity shifted into deeper technical work — building tools, formats, and small systems that challenge assumptions.

My main project, C2PM, is an experimental image format built from first principles. It explores an inverted color index model to rethink how pixel data can be stored, queried, and manipulated. I like projects that require reasoning, not just coding: tradeoffs, constraints, failures, and rethinking problems from the ground up.

My long-term goal is to grow as an engineer who can design, analyze, and build systems that make sense — whether for research, backend work, or experimental ideas. I believe in creating things that teach me something new every time.