What'd I Miss?
Raised in the Bay and shaped on the Central Coast, I've learned to be comfortable not having everything figured out. Three principles guide my life: be intentional, stay present, and take the next step.
Outside academics, you'll find me playing sports, learning about nutrition, or volunteering in my community.
I entered the electric vehicle project at a critical crossroad. Leadership was shifting, and it was a chance to reset expectations. My focus hasn't been the product itself, but the culture around it — more engaged meetings, clearer direction, and shared ownership across the team.
Restructuring can stall momentum, but we're using it to raise the bar.
A year ago, I was the underclassman trying to figure out recruiting timelines, resume formats, and what "networking" was supposed to look like. Now I run workshops and host panels for students in that same position.
The challenge isn't just information — it's access and confidence. So we make it tangible: coffee chats, alumni panels, open Q&A.
My next event is a firm tour in the Bay Area, giving students a closer look at where they want to build their careers.
I'm usually the first person students see when something goes wrong — lost keys, bad roommates, typical horrors of campus housing. We're transitioning from quarters to semesters, and the policies keep changing, so no two shifts look the same.
Most of the job is simple: listen first, fix what I can, and be honest about what I can't.
The moments that don't fit on a CV — but shape who I am.
Six weeks in Japan & South Korea
Pickleball · Ultimate Frisbee · Cross Country
Always open to new conversations, opportunities, and connections.
