Medical Student. Programmer. Engineer.
Bridging medicine and technology to build better solutions.
I'm a Doctor of Medicine student at St. Matthews University, currently studying in Grand Cayman. Before medicine, I earned my B.S. in Biochemistry from Austin College with a minor in Computer Science — a combo that's shaped how I approach problems: analytically, systematically, and with real curiosity.
I've spent years building things with code — from Python data analysis tools that cut runtime by 600× to designing interactive lessons for refugee students learning engineering. I love the intersection of healthcare and technology.
Outside of medicine and code, I'm deep into 3D printing, CNC systems, and microcontrollers — designing custom parts, troubleshooting firmware, and making things move.
Completing my MD with multiple Certificates of Excellence in Biochemistry, Anatomy, Genetics, and Biostatistics.
Completed preclinical curriculum with hands-on anatomy dissection, clinical skills, and osteopathic manipulative therapy.
Built a Python tool analyzing amino acid sequences, reducing runtime 600× through optimized string manipulation and multithreading.
GPA 3.58 · Presidential Scholar. Built foundations in data structures, operating systems, discrete math, and networking.