I'm a UT Austin Biomedical Engineering Honors student (minor in Entrepreneurship, GPA 3.91) focused on neurotechnology, AI, and neurodegenerative disease research. I research molecular mechanisms of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease in Dr. Hemachandra Reddy's lab (TTUHSC), and microplastic contamination methodology in Dr. Danny Reible's lab (TTU). As Director of R&D at Longhorn Neurotech, I lead a 60-person team building a 16-channel wireless EEG-based BCI headset for ALS patients, scaling the org from 30 to 200 members and securing a Neurable partnership plus $15k in funding. I'm also running an independent EEG research contract with Neurable's CEO on auditory selective attention, and co-founded MoltGrid, an AI agent infrastructure startup. I'm a Perplexity Campus Strategist reaching 900+ students through workshops. Outside research, I compete in chess (Top 50, Texas Super State Tournament), play soccer and golf, and train in MMA/BJJ. I founded a peer tutoring program and served as HOSA chapter president. Achievements: 2x IMDO Gold Medalist and Team USA member; Top 75 at HMMT; 2x USABO Semifinalist; 2x AIME Qualifier (1x with Distinction); SAE Phil and Jean Myers Award. Author of 6 peer-reviewed publications spanning neurodegeneration, AI in medicine, and environmental science, including a first-author paper in Ageing Research Reviews (IF 15).