“Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.”I am currently pursuing a Dual bachelor degrees in Computer engineering and Data Science at the University of Houston located in Houston, Texas. My aim is to acquire masters degree in Computer engineering as well as study business administration. During my younger day's i used visited my father’s lab along with him many time and from there, my interest developed in machine. I started to wonder how electronic component in the system works and how different components are designed to perform different task. This led to the development of my interest in field Electrical and Computer. Following that I grew a passion to learn the skills of how the computer system are designed and the program that help these machine to work. Following my interest, I came to USA to further increase my knowledge in the field of electrical and electronics and achieve a bachelor’s degree in it. Along the way, I developed an additional interest in how data shapes modern technology. Data science, with its ability to analyze vast amounts of information and provide insights that enhance machine functionality, has become a natural extension of my passion for machines and electronics. Now, I’m eager to combine my skills in computer system design with data science to create more intelligent, data-driven systems that can revolutionize the way machines operateThrough my college projects, I have learned an array of skills and my classmate would all agree that I work very well in teams, am passionate and eager to learn, am a quick learner and likes to complete my work on time. Some of the project include I designed and implemented an Embedded Home Automation System using an ARM Cortex-M microcontroller, developing firmware for mobile control and integrating sensors to create a responsive environment. I also led a team in creating a Mental Math Binary Game using HDL for FPGA boards, implementing secure multi-user access. Additionally, I developed a Smart Shoe for Energy Harvesting, improving piezoelectric efficiency. Talking about my previous experience, At the University of Houston, I’ve developed and optimized firmware for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers, achieving a 30% performance boost. As a Lab Assistant at Houston Community College, I designed multi-layer PCBs, programmed FPGAs, and performed signal integrity analysis. These experiences have honed my technical skills, and I’m now seeking an internship to further apply and develop them in a professional setting