I'm a passionate Cognitive Science student at UC Berkeley with a unique blend of research experience, community leadership, and creative skills. My journey began when my brother's brain injury inspired me to study cognitive rehabilitation, leading to experiments on memory and multitasking that showed 40% improvement in memory accuracy. I've combined my love for photography, community service, and cognitive research to create meaningful experiences that help people.
When I'm not studying or working, you can find me pursuing my passion for photography, exploring new technologies, or contributing to my community through volunteer work.

I specialize in understanding human behavior and translating insights into meaningful product experiences.
Memory studies, multitasking experiments, data analysis, experimental design, cognitive rehabilitation
User research, market analysis, feature prioritization, user experience design, community needs assessment
Team coordination, event planning, fundraising, mentorship, community organizing
React, JavaScript, web development, data visualization, experimental platforms
Public speaking, debate, presentation skills, cross-cultural communication, teaching
Photography, visual storytelling, design thinking, artistic problem-solving
Here are some of my recent projects that showcase my skills and passion for cognitive science and product management.
Interactive experiments including memory span tests, Stroop effect demonstrations, and visual search tasks. These experiments helped my brother improve his focus and rebuild his memory after his brain injury. Try them yourself!
A curated collection of my photography work, capturing moments and stories through visual storytelling. From landscape photography to candid portraits, explore my creative journey.
My involvement in leadership, community service, and academic pursuits has shaped my passion for making a positive impact.
I'm always interested in new opportunities and exciting projects. Let's work together!
Whether you have a project in mind or just want to chat about cognitive science and community impact, I'd love to hear from you.