I am a prospective chemical engineer with a love for collaborative troubleshooting and problem-solving. My education began in art-focused middle and high schools, where I majored in performance theater. This instilled in me the significance of community and creativity, honing my skill in harmonizing diverse imaginative concepts into cohesive presentations.Transitioning into the STEM realm, my focus remains firmly on innovation and collaboration. During my time at Georgia Tech, I am committed to leaving a distinct mark on every organization I engage with. From leading the quest for a new logo at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers - GT to expanding the network of Georgia Tech Student Foundation (GTSF) partner organizations, I am determined to make a lasting impact.My dedication to nonprofit organizations has grown beyond my high school volunteer work. Through my involvement with 180 Degrees Consulting, I channel my passion for creative problem-solving to assist companies in need.My internship experience at DuPont reaffirmed my affinity for collaborative troubleshooting and teamwork. As an intern in the Cyrel® Operations Engineering division, I navigated multiple departments, including Environmental, Quality, Improvement, Automation & Process Control, and Maintenance. The dynamic environment of Cyrel pushed me to thrive amidst diverse projects, honing my ability to manage competing priorities effectively. In the spirit of Cyrel, where we often "drink from a firehose," I have learned to navigate complexity and deliver impactful solutions.The fusion of a creative approach to problem-solving with a relentless pursuit of meaningful outcomes has forged me into a resilient and motivated professional.