Who I Am

I am an engineer and maker driven by curiosity, technical rigor, and a deep belief that fabrication technology can solve real-world problems. My academic journey spans mechanical engineering, embedded systems, and sustainable design — converging at Fab Academy, where theory meets hands-on creation.

At the core of my work lies a commitment to open-source hardware, community-driven innovation, and accessible education. I document every process with precision and transparency, following Fab Academy standards for reproducibility and peer review.

I am passionate about closing the gender gap in STEM. Through mentorship, workshops, and open documentation, I aim to inspire girls and young women to see themselves as engineers, makers, and innovators.

My research interests include rapid prototyping, PCB design, microcontroller programming, and the integration of digital fabrication into community health and education projects.