Hardware Engineer & Highschool Student
A custom web-based terminal emulator simulating a Linux environment with fluid navigation, a custom boot sequence, and seamless app injection. Built as a personal hub to showcase technical curiosity.
Passionate about technical autonomy and "un-lobotomized" hardware. Experience in modifying and jailbreaking devices (e.g., Kindle) to reclaim full system control.
Architected a high-performance Linux workstation featuring an AMD Ryzen 7600x and Radeon 7800xt, optimized for development and systems exploration.
I am a high school freshman and a dedicated "tinkerer" who thrives on understanding how things work under the hood. From daily-driving Linux to jailbreaking hardware, my philosophy is centered on technical autonomy and continuous learning.
Academic Trajectory: Currently on an accelerated math track (Pre-Calc at Community College) with the goal of reaching Calc BC by junior year. I am pursuing a rigorous AP load and specializing in EECS, aiming for UC Berkeley.
Beyond the Code: When I'm not in a terminal, I'm likely playing Varsity Water Polo, JV Volleyball, or diving into complex world-building in sci-fi and fantasy like Dune and Dungeon Crawler Carl. I also share my space with a cat named Pumpkin.