I am a Master's student at University of Washington, pursuing a degree in Computer Science. My coursework has included a variety of relevant subjects, such as Systems Programming, Computer Security, Autonomous Robotics, and more.As a Security Teaching Assistant for Professor Franzi Roesner, I organized and led quiz sections for over 75 computer science major students. I've facilitated discussions on security topics like buffer overflows, SQL injections, and XSS, while also managing the class discussion board and offering guidance on projects.Additionally, gained valuable research experience as a Research Assistant with Professor Kurtis Heimerl and PhD Candidate Sudheesh Singanamalla. I contributed to a paper submission for ACM WWW'24, focusing on quantifying the security and resilience of government web infrastructure. I built a high-performance Go scanner and expanded the largest government hostname database, now used by a non-profit scanner.My projects include designing an efficient web scanner, a server-side file search engine, and a Twitch stream bot that accumulates watch time and reward codes. I am proficient in various programming languages and tools, including Golang, C/C++, Java, Python, and more.