The prospect of becoming a computer science student and learning programming languages had never crossed my mind until I witnessed my father working on his computer and was captivated by a Japanese drama that sparked my interest in the field. During my high school years, I enrolled in a business course related to computers, which instilled in me a greater sense of confidence in corporate matters, particularly those pertaining to finance. Upon graduating high school, I was admitted into a program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice where I earned a bachelor's degree in computer science and information security, honing my programming, critical thinking, and analytical skills through advanced coursework. As a summer intern at Vngle, I had the opportunity to work in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment and make valuable contributions to the projects on which I was assigned. This experience allowed me to refine my communication skills and further enhance my ability to collaborate and work independently, while also fostering the development of my leadership skills and initiative-taking abilities. It only served to reinforce my desire to leverage my computer science expertise with a prestigious organization. Over the past few years, I have had the opportunity to participate in several hackathons, which have allowed me to sharpen my programming, leadership, and collaboration skills. Additionally, I am an active participant in several communities, including RTC Black Wings and Rewriting the Code, and engage in various computer programs aimed at refining my abilities.