Experience.
Research in constructive logic, quantitative competition, and years of teaching across mathematics, physics, and programming — grounded in Mathematics and Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon.
Education
Carnegie Mellon University
Expected May 2029- Dean's List — Fall 2025 & Spring 2026
Relevant Coursework
- Great Ideas in Theoretical CS
- Mathematical Foundations for CS
- Matrices & Linear Transformations
- Vector Calculus
- Multivariable Calculus
- Principles of Functional Programming
- Principles of Imperative Computation
- Effective Coding with AI
Lord Byng Secondary School
Sept 2021 — May 2025- GPA: 96 / 100
- Principal's List — 2022–23, 2023–24, 2024–25
Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)
July 2024- Straightedge-and-compass constructions and the classification of patterns.
- Error-correcting codes and cryptography.
Research & Work
Undergraduate Researcher
May 2026 — Present- Conducting research in constructive logic and theoretical computer science.
- Working on the correspondence between proofs and programs and its consequences for computation.
Market Making Game
Feb 2026- Developed dynamic market-making strategies with a 6-person team by forecasting expected values for hidden-information contracts.
- Placed 3rd of 35+ undergraduate and MSCF teams.
Teaching Assistant & Consultant
Mar 2022 — Aug 2025- Taught Python, Java, AP Statistics, AP Calculus BC, and AP Physics C; delivered individualized tutoring targeting specific learning gaps.
- Managed daily operations and client inquiries.
Global Asset Management Distribution Research
Jan 2025 — May 2025- Aggregated and cross-validated market data to analyze the global distribution of top asset management companies, evaluating how proximity to major financial centers impacts long-term firm success.
- Published as an interactive ArcGIS story map ↗.
Snowboard Instructor
2023 — Present- Certified instruction specializing in carving and park techniques.
- Advanced technical training and athlete progression management.
Involvement & Programs
Problem Solving
UBC Math Circle
Problem solving in algebra and combinatorics.
Engineering
NSLC Engineering
Hands-on design and leadership training.
Campus
CMU Quant & Math Clubs
Active member.