I am a Mexican Andalusian polyglot, native to Castilian Spanish, its dialects, as well as second generation Portuguese, Italian, Austro-Bavarian, and French. I’ve spent the majority of my life in California, committing to local politics in the Bay and Imperial county, but wished to focus on my STEM career. This as well as the study of abrahamic theology, pursuing the role of deacon in the Greek faith in the far future.I started connecting linguistics and computer science by studying AI models of language. I’m continuing to link them, but more so towards applying AI into deciphering language semantically. I’m highly interested in linguistic typology and researching extinct or classical languages, such as my main specification, Latin. As a hobby, I am learning the languages of my origin more clearly, and am aiming to learn languages with lower representation relative to the world such as Purepecha, Swahili, Khalkha Mongolian, Navajo, Nahuatl, and Nheengatu. With it, hoping to be able to travel to these less visited territories and document isolated cultures, perhaps as part of a thesis. My goal is a language for every year of life, aiming for fluency in each.My past focus on research was in neuroscience, where I examined and interpreted signals into machine language, as well as in physics, creating simulations according to mathematical principles and equations. Though I have begun to focus more so on quantum theory, both to pursue quantum engineering as well as delve further into physics, which is the subject I'm considering to PhD in, if not political science. As per my exploration of academic interests, I also became familiar with US Law and medicine, planning to receive at least a certificate in the legal field, and to become qualified enough to be a registered nurse. I am likely to direct commission into the Air Force, doing a doctorate to direct commission of O-3 through O-6.Currently, I am an undergraduate student with four years of honors research experience. I've had to professionally communicate with members of Congress, boards of directors, and chaired academic grievance committees along with the academic dean. I currently have two years of experience in programming, along with being mentored by current employees as part of the Microsoft Tech Resilience Program. I have also received instruction in Python and Anaconda from the University of California, Riverside's data science academy.