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I'm an undergraduate student at Cornell University, pursuing a major in Computer Science with a minor in Game Design and Music. I serve as president of the Development in Games Association (DGA), a club that fosters passion for game development through specialized workshops, industry talks with alumni, and making games with members. I've been playing the cello for over a decade, and continue to play for the Cornell Symphony Orchestra. I aspire to work in the game industry and eventually own my own indie company. Follow my journey and send me a message, I'm always happy to meet new people!

Throughout my years of game development and research at university, I’ve contributed to a wide range of amazing projects, gaining invaluable experience in the process. I've taken on many different roles—project lead, UI/UX, network designer—depending on the project's needs. In collaborative settings, I tend to gravitate toward leadership roles, but will always prioritize being a team player. I am attentive to the needs and concerns of my team members and am happy to step in wherever I can—whether that means leading with high energy and enthusiasm, or letting others take the initiative and supporting them in realizing their goals.

In my downtime, I work on my own game projects, all titled with the prefix "Flock"—a nod to the name of one of my earliest video games I made in high school. I look up to games like Slay the Spire and Risk of Rain 2 for their ingenuity in their respective genres, and I aspire to create a game of similar caliber. I also love playing board games and iterating on their designs, adding my own custom content and rules to explore new mechanics. Recently, I got back into Magic: The Gathering, and play weekly at a local card shop. My first video game, Castaways, was a Survival card game I made when I was just 14, which ignited my passion for game design.