I'm a Senior at the College Preparatory School in Oakland, CA, and the Founder and CEO of a nonprofit organization called Kids Teach Tech, through which I lead a team of over 250 who have created and taught technology classes to over 8,000 students. My organization teaches a wide variety of programming and technology classes ranging from block coding to data science, 3d printing, and robotics. I would say I can code at an 'advanced level,' fluent in over 30 of the most mainstream languages—Python as my go-to and C# as my favorite. But what truly matters to me is a deep, conceptual understanding of coding itself, especially since I’ve been an educator in the field for as long as I can remember. That foundation allows me to take on almost any project in any language, beyond syntax focusing on problem-solving and design. I am also a Research Assistant under Prof. Amy Zegart at Stanford University's Hoover Institution through which I am the principal architect and developer of an interactable archive of a large number of declassified documents from the Intelligence Community. My other interests include International Policy, having competed in the Tournament of Champions in International Extemporaneous Speaking, as well as Philosophy and Quantum Physics.