I am a Physics major on Texas A&M's Physics - Computational science track with a minor in Mathematics. I've worked on multiple programming, engineering, and research projects. Some notable ones include developing our own LLM, and building a working PET-scanner. I also try to do physics outreach for the Bryan-College Station area whenever I can showing the local community exciting physics demos for education and entertainment.Many of my colleagues may describe me as uplifting, curious and dedicated I chose physics because ever since I was young there was this innate astonishment I had with how the world works, and physics was the best choice for a multidisciplinary stem discipline and I love how it can be applied to almost all industries.In my future I hope to work in the stem industry, I have no preference as I feel I would enjoy making new technologies and/or helping better our society no matter where my impact may be. In the long future of my career I plan to go back to school to obtain my phd in physics and work as a research scientist trying to make sense of the universe or helping develop cutting edge technologies.