I'm a junior at William Amos Hough High School in Davidson, NC. I'm also taking Data Structures at CPCC because my school doesn't go that deep in CS, and I wanted to learn the real stuff.

I mostly build small useful apps. Some of them solve real problems, some are just experiments I wanted to try. Right now I'm working on SensoryScope, a crowdsourced map that rates places by sound, light, and crowd level so neurodivergent people can plan around environments that overwhelm them. The idea came from watching people I know struggle in spaces that weren't designed with them in mind.

I'm into competitive programming (USACO Silver), apps (second place in NC Ready, Set, App! 2026), and cryptography puzzles (first place in Codebusters at the NC Science Olympiad regional). Outside of code, I ski, ride my Onewheel, and spend probably too much time thinking about ski lift engineering.

I'm planning to study CS in college. Long term, I want to build things that actually reach the people who need them most.