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About

I’m a CS and Business student at Minerva University. I make products work better. Yours? I’ll make it flyyy into space!!

Based in
San Francisco,
California
Languages
English, Russian, Spanish
My skills
Python, SQL, HTML, CSS, Java, JavaScript, C, C++, User Research, Product Analysis, Program Coordination, Event Planning
My resume
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Experience

Sep 2026 – Present

San Francisco, USA

Campus Lead

OpenAI

  • Collaborating with 200+ U.S.-based college students to evaluate and showcase emerging OpenAI tools and translate them into practical workflows for teaching, learning, and research.
  • Co-leading Minerva University’s Student Collective team: 8 hands-on workshops, 30+ Studio Hours, and 2 semester showcases centered on ChatGPT and Codex workflows and student-built projects.

Sep 2025 – May 2026

San Francisco, USA

CTD Freshman Class Representative

Minerva University

  • Led communications and delivered 10+ career programs for 100+ students, maintaining 95% event capacity and 98% satisfaction.
  • Built and ran 10 corporate site visits to YouTube, Meta, Waymo, Gensler, and others, connecting 80+ students with industry teams.

Oct 2025 – May 2026

San Francisco, USA

Civic Partner

Bill Sorro Housing Program

  • Interviewed 20+ users and community representatives to identify key DAHLIA application barriers, then designed an 8-page guide for 1,000+ older adults projected to reduce application completion time by 65%.

Projects

In development Python · Presidio · spaCy · OpenCV · Tesseract

PII Identifier

A local web app that detects and redacts personal data in CSV, text and image files, with a 20+ category redaction policy and a synthetic corpus for evaluation.

Co-founder · shipped Python · Ren'Py

Heroes Diaries

A narrative game with 30+ decision paths, built by a 12-person team I led. A government partnership and distribution deal drove 5,000 downloads.

Selected honors

Winner, “First Steps in Science” and “World of My Research” international conferences; finalist, “Deeds of the Firsts” (5% acceptance rate).