I recall writing put "Hello World" as my first Turing program in grade 10. I found coding interesting and puzzling because it allowed me to think differently - in simple words, taught me how I can break down complex requirements by constructing simple blocks of instructions. To this date, that reason has stayed with me. I am striving to provide a meaningful contribution to the field of Computer Science by curiously understanding both humans and machines. I value networking with people from all areas to see a wide range of perspectives and understand the challenges they face on a day-to-day basis. That is why, I believe that having both, technical and non-technical exposure is an asset to reaching the best solution. Detailed-oriented, creative, eager to learn is how my mentors and I would describe me. I constantly upskill my knowledge by engaging in news and self-exploration. I also enjoy making personal projects as it gives me a chance to learn about new technologies. My contribution to competitions and workshops allows me to learn new skills and grow my network. I am actively looking out for opportunities in machine learning where I can contribute with my experience and grow personally towards my goal of automating tasks around me. "When you stop learning, you stop growing." ~Kenneth H. Blanchard