I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in mathematics at Cornell University, specializing in combinatorics and discrete geometry. Since August 2020, I have served as a teaching assistant at Cornell, gaining experience in teaching a range of subjects, including Calculus I & II, Linear Algebra, Enumerative Combinatorics, Abstract Algebra, and Analysis. My teaching approach integrates active learning techniques, and I have more than four years of teaching experience.In addition to theoretical mathematics, I have completed core Ph.D. coursework in algorithms within the Computer Science department. I am proficient in Python, SageMath, and R, having used these tools extensively since college. For the past four years, I have applied Python and Sage to my research, particularly in computing enumerations related to combinatorial structures such as partial orders, permutations, and polytopes.