I'm a junior at Stanford University majoring in Electrical Engineering, with a passion for both hardware and software development. My academic journey has equipped me with hands-on experience in digital logic design, working with FPGAs, and coding in Verilog, alongside building real-world applications that bridge the gap between hardware and software. I enjoy the challenge of optimizing systems from the ground up, whether it's designing efficient circuits or writing firmware for embedded devices.On the software side, I have solid experience in C, C++, and Python, and have worked on frontend projects using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. My diverse technical background allows me to contribute across the full stack, from low-level programming and signal processing to more user-facing applications. I'm excited to apply my skills in collaborative environments where I can help drive innovation, particularly in projects that combine the best of both worlds—hardware and software.