My journey into technology and engineering started with a curiosity about how things work — from the neural signals in our brains to the code that powers our digital world.
As a Clinical Technology student at TU Delft, I've had the opportunity to explore the intersection of medicine, engineering, and technology. This unique perspective has shaped my approach to problem-solving and design.
Beyond academics, I've channeled my skills into real-world projects — from building full-stack applications to contributing to humanitarian initiatives in Africa. Each project has taught me something new about turning ideas into impact.
I'm currently seeking opportunities in neuroengineering, particularly in brain-computer interfaces, where I can contribute to technologies that push the boundaries of human potential.