I recently graduated from Princeton University with a Physics Bachelor’s degree. During my undergraduate studies at Princeton I developed a strong foundation in experimental physics and engineering. Currently, I am working for Professor Chris Tully, as a research and teaching assistant. I conduct research in the Compact Muon Solenoid team on designing & enhancing experiments for the Future Circular Collider. Alongside research, I maintain & develop experimental setups for the advanced experimental physics course at Princeton. This role allows me to balance both cutting-edge research and hands-on teaching, while further refining my technical and mentoring skills.Outside of work, I volunteer to help my friend grow his AI startup company through recruitment and applying for funding. I am also talking to Princeton alumni about the possibility of creating a non-profit project/startup based on AI technology and my cultural heritage.As I prepare to transition into a master's program in electrical engineering, I am excited to combine my physics background with engineering to explore new possibilities in technology, particularly in interdisciplinary areas like advanced instrumentation and robotics design. I’m always eager to connect with others in the fields of physics and engineering, and to explore opportunities for collaboration in innovative research and applications.