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Sophomore biology student on the pre-med track at Boston University with a passion for cardiology research and translational medicine. I thrive at the intersection of science and entrepreneurship—pairing lab experience investigating nicotine’s effects on cardiovascular disease with ventures that deliver thoughtful, design-led products to a global audience.
From collaborating with renowned cardiologist Dr. Robert Kloner at Huntington Medical Research Institutes to leading six-figure e-commerce operations, I bring a data-driven, people-first mindset to every project. After completing 50 units with a 3.9 GPA and Dean’s List honors at UC Riverside, I transferred to BU to pursue broader pre-med opportunities. Guiding Asynq Designs from concept to $250K+ revenue before my 18th birthday taught me how disciplined design systems and compassionate leadership translate into measurable results. I’m actively seeking research assistant roles where I can contribute rigorous analysis, operational excellence, and community-centered leadership to the future of healthcare.
A blend of scientific research, venture building, and selective leadership programs shaping a future physician-entrepreneur.
Spotlighting research collaborations and venture launches that combine scientific rigor with design-led entrepreneurship.
Designed, color-matched, and 3D-modeled custom keycap sets and keyboard accessories—including the internationally released PBTfans Basin—scaling Asynq Designs beyond $250K in revenue and 5,000 global sales before my 18th birthday.
Supported cardiology investigations at HMRI to quantify how nicotine exposure influences cardiovascular disease pathways and cancer risk, contributing to evidence-based clinical insights.
Developed e-commerce and marketing strategy frameworks that help founders expand online presence, optimize conversion funnels, and align product narratives with customer insights.