When I was in high school, I became concerned that AI would replace many traditional jobs. ​

 

As I entered college with this on my mind, I realized that no single major could prepare me for what I needed to know. So instead of being boxed in by a major, I became more focused on following my genuine curiosity.​

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By doing this, I began to realize that my passion lies at the intersection of technology and art. ​

 

In my studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I learned how to effectively use technology to convey messages and build products.

 

Furthermore, I developed an understanding of the technical, societal, and economic implications of technologies such as artificial intelligence and social media.

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As I enter the workforce, I am focused on using what I have learned to make the world a better place.