With a strong interest in AI, Data, and IoT, I enjoy building solutions that solve real-world problems and make life easier. During my IT degree, I worked on projects like a Smart Agriculture System that automated irrigation using IoT, and later explored AI in healthcare through research on brain tumor detection at the National Center of Artificial Intelligence. Alongside my studies, I gained hands-on experience as an IoT Intern at the National Center of Electronics, where I developed a real-time streetlight monitoring system. I’ve also freelanced on Fiverr, completing 40+ projects in Python, IoT, and web development for clients worldwide. Competitions and hackathons have been a big part of my journey from solving all puzzles in Harvard’s CS50x Puzzle Day, to reaching the finals of the AI for Connectivity Hackathon, to actively participating in global coding challenges. I’ve also served as a Section Leader at Stanford’s Code in Place, mentoring learners in Python programming. I’m always curious about how technology can drive positive impact in fields like healthcare, education, and smart systems, and I enjoy connecting with people who share that same curiosity.