I'm a passionate Computer Science major with a minor in the Mathematics of Finance,
curious about how data and algorithms can drive better decision-making, especially in
the world of finance. I enjoy working on projects that have real-world relevance and
lead to insights that matter. I grew up coding and have fond memories of building games
on Scratch as a little girl. Since then, my curiosity about the many ways technology
can be applied has only grown.
Outside of tech, I love trying new recipes, watching Formula 1, or getting
lost in a good book.
A full-stack fitness web application for CS490, featuring role-based access for clients, coaches, and admins. Built with a React/Vite frontend and a FastAPI backend with Auth0 authentication and workout/coaching management.
A debate simulation platform where AI agents argue opposing sides of any topic. Agents retrieve web-based evidence and work through opening statements, crossfire, rebuttals, and closing arguments, streaming results live to the UI.
A multi-platform sustainable fashion tool built at HackPrinceton Spring 26. Features a webapp for eco-friendly listings tailored to user preferences, a Chrome extension for sustainability ratings, and an iMessage bot for in-person shoppers.
A personalized financial research assistant that combines live market data, news events, and risk analysis through modular MCP servers. Built with FastAPI, deployed on Vercel with intelligent AI coordination for multi-source financial insights.
A full-stack film rental store management system built on the Sakila database. Supports film search, customer management, and rental transactions through a RESTful Flask API connected to a JavaScript frontend.
A data pipeline that extracts FastF1 session laps, builds race data CSVs grouped by driver, and trains a neural network to predict driver performance for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Built at HackPrinceton Fall 25 in 36 hours to detect and aid health emergencies, especially in rural areas. Analyzes ECG and motion data from a low-cost wearable to alert emergency services and guide bystanders through CPR.
Winning 1st place at GirlHacks 25, Gaia is a web application with a dynamic AI chatbot designed to support women on campus by connecting them with resources, guidance, and community!
Easy S&P is a stock screener that allows user to filter stocks by sector and sort them by key metrics. Future updates will include availability online and a news sentiment analyzer built using AWS Sagemaker.
Implemented a Random Forest Classifier on the Banking Data - Marketing Targets dataset from Kaggle to predict whether a customer would subscribe to a term deposit.
Trained a Multiple Linear Regression model on the 2005-2015 Graduation Rates Public - School dataset from NYC Open Data to predict Total Grad percentages.
Created a multi-platform (webapp, Chrome extension, iMessage bot) sustainable fashion tool.
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Presented Finsense at the Student Showcase and attended a variety of talks from professionals.
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Excited to attend NJIT's AI Exploration Day and present during the Student Showcase.
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Weekend build using FastF1 data and an MLPRegressor to predict Abu Dhabi GP driver performance.
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36-hour build: autonomous emergency alert system using ECG/motion analysis, LightGBM, and real-time AI reasoning.
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Honored to see my team’s GirlHacks project recognized in NJIT News.
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Built Gaia, a campus mentorship app with AI personas, RAG search, and secure user sessions.
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Shared highlights from AWS sessions on Bedrock, multi-agent systems, resiliency, and fintech innovation.
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Reflections from Cognizant's 2025 Elevate: Leadership Summit and conversations on innovation and internship growth.
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Grateful to the Google team for an inspiring Cultivate & Amplify event on AI and tech careers.
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I’m proud to share that I’m now a C++ Certified Associated Programmer. Following the curriculum outlined by the C++ Institute, I learned object-oriented programming, classes and inheritance, data types and pointers, and exceptions.
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