– Diana Award Winner in Humanitarian Efforts, Celebrated by the Royal Family for contributions to STEM Education and Innovation
– Recipient of a Personal Commemoration Letter from Vice President Kamala Harris and the Biden Administration
– 2023 MIT Solve Finalist in Financial Inclusion
– Grand Prize Winner of 2022 Johnson & Johnson and the Biotechnology Innovation Organization’s International BioGENEius Challenge
– Code.org, CSForAll, and the Computer Science Teacher’s Association Computer Science Hero
– UN Gold and UNA-USA, UNICEF Award for work in the SDGs
– NASDAQ & NASDAQ Center for Entrepreneurship “Face of Entrepreneurship”
– Cameron Impact (Bryan Cameron Education Foundation), Coca-Cola (Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation), Taco Bell Live Más Scholar; Full-ride student to Stanford University
– Speaker at Web Summit, UN Headquarters, UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network; UN Ambassador, World Economic Forum Council Chair
– Prev. researcher at Harvard Medical School, MIT Media Lab, Microsoft Research, IBM

I’m an incoming freshman at Stanford University looking to study applications of engineering and math in AI, blockchain, and computational infrastructure. I invented WeArm (https://wearm.netlify.app), which is a low-cost prosthetic arm for individuals with below-the-elbow amputations. It costs under $800 to manufacture our open-source version, WeArm O, which is being built in places like Ukraine. We also have a design called WeArm X, which is closed-source and is being distributed to hospitals and rehabilitative institutions.

Fidutam (https://fidutam.netlify.app), is my current venture, and its a SIM-card-based application providing digital IDs and microloans to the unbanked. We’ve helped unbanked communities make over $400,000 in profits and recruited over 80 students to our network.