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I'm an ambitious and passionate Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering undergraduate with a deep commitment to building meaningful technologies that improve lives. My interests span the intersection of electronics, signal processing, and human-computer interaction (HCI), with a particular focus on wearable and assistive systems. I’m especially driven by the idea of using engineering to empower people, enhance accessibility, and solve real-world challenges.

Whether it's exploring embedded systems, prototyping intuitive interfaces, or designing solutions that bridge hardware and software, I thrive in collaborative, multidisciplinary environments. I've actively taken part in national and university-level competitions, consistently pushing the boundaries of what’s possible through innovation and teamwork. My side projects and research work allow me to go beyond textbooks — experimenting, failing, learning, and iterating toward practical outcomes.

Beyond the lab and classroom, I play university-level cricket, where I’ve honed discipline, focus, and resilience. I'm also a seasoned compère, having hosted both university and external events, blending technical communication with performance. As a volunteer, I’ve contributed to national peacebuilding efforts and led initiatives within my department, guided by curiosity, collaboration, and a strong belief in engineering for social good.