About me!
Muhlenberg College : Bachelors Of Physics
Centennial-MAC 4×4 Penn relay Champions, Muhlenberg College (Spring 2026)
Prior to graduating HS, I was fortunate enough to commit to running track and field at the collegiate level while earning my bachelors degree in physics. Throughout my short time at this wonderful liberal arts school I was proud to serve as a resident advisor, head physics peer tutor to over twenty students, wellness intern, and student researcher. Balancing collegiate athletics with elite academic pressure was intense, but it forged a path of discipline and dedication that continue to assist me and will for the rest of my life.
My hard work culminated in walking the stage at graduation as the sole student in the school to graduate a year early (as a junior) with a degree in physics.
Notable moments from my undergraduate experience were defending my senior thesis C.U.E presentation, winning the elusive Penn Relay Carnival Men’s 4×400m relay, founding the middle eastern student association, and breaking two school records on the track!
Muhlenberg gave me one final gift and that was an incredible admissions cycle into graduate school including acceptances from programs such as Johns Hopkins, Boston University, Villanova, Columbia University, Northeastern, NYU, and Tufts!
School record 4×4 squad walking off the podium of the 2026 Centennial Conference Championships after winning Silver.
Indoor Track and Field season (Winter 2026)
Graduation (Spring 2026)
Northeastern university: M.s semiconductor engineering
I am now an incoming graduate student at Northeastern University in Boston working towards my Masters in Science in Semiconductor Engineering.
I have always been drawn toward physics heavy roles, especially electrical engineering focused positions. My final course at Muhlenberg College was that of my capstone, where I worked to recreate an analog circuit that exhibited chaotic and stable regimes; through this work I felt interested in continuing my education in an interdisciplinary program merging electrical engineering, solid state physics, and material science.
I am extremely excited to work in a thriving hub of chip physics within the greatest academic city in the country as well as taking full advantage of Northeastern’s immense global network to immerse myself in meaningful Co-op roles.
My concentration is in nano systems and devices, a physics intensive subfield that works with ultra-small chip design that factors in both classical and quantum effects. Ultimately, I am excited to learn, to grow, and to try to learn about a massively expanding field and develop my personal skillset along my graduate campaign.
