A curious graduate building practical ideas, learning fast, and turning academic foundations into work that creates momentum.
Potential shown through evidence: projects, problem-solving, learning velocity and a clear point of view.
I enjoy stepping into unfamiliar problems, asking better questions, and making the first useful version. My approach combines structured thinking with experimentation: learn, test, improve, repeat.
I'm currently looking for an opportunity where mentorship, ownership and real-world challenges can turn a strong academic base into professional impact.
A visual skill map instead of rigid percentage bars. The strongest skills are the ones I've practiced by actually making things.
Small, practical projects that show how I think, from identifying a problem to presenting a usable outcome.
Created a searchable opportunity board for campus clubs, competitions and entry-level programs, reducing scattered information into one simple weekly workflow.
Research · UX · Information designTurned a semester of meal feedback into a concise dashboard with patterns, ratings and recommendations for better planning.
Sheets · Analysis · StorytellingBuilt a lightweight communications kit for a student-led event: messaging, timeline, audience segments and visual direction.
Strategy · Content · CoordinationDesigned a repeatable study-planning framework that breaks large academic goals into weekly experiments, checkpoints and reflection loops.
Systems thinking · Planning · IterationAcademic milestones paired with practical learning, because a degree is a starting point, not the finished story.
Focused on management fundamentals, business communication, research, quantitative reasoning and collaborative projects.
Completed focused learning tracks across analytics, presentation design, productivity systems and modern AI-assisted workflows.
Supported events and team initiatives, coordinating peers, timelines and deliverables under real deadlines.
Open to graduate roles, internships and entry-level opportunities where curiosity can become contribution.