Hi! I’m Sarah, a student at Princeton University with a passion for building thoughtful, impactful solutions at the intersection of technology, human behavior, and creative problem-solving. With a background in Computer Science, Cognitive Science, and Entrepreneurship, I’m drawn to work that brings together systems thinking, user insight, and innovation.

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I grew up in a family of computer scientists — my parents and sister all spoke Java long before I realized it wasn’t just coffee. Conversations at home often revolved around code logic, tech trends, and whose device setup worked best. Naturally, I found myself drawn to the world of technology at a young age. But what has continued to fuel my interest over the years isn’t just the act of coding — it’s the broader question of how technology can shape the way we think, live, and solve real-world problems.

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Today, I’m interested in the full spectrum of tech’s impact, from building data-driven tools that inform smarter decisions to designing user-centered systems that make complex problems feel intuitive. I’m especially drawn to interdisciplinary work that brings together different perspectives to create something more useful, ethical, and accessible.

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This portfolio captures the early stages of my journey — projects that span design, product thinking, and applied data work. As I continue to explore the many dimensions of tech, I’m driven by a desire to keep learning, build collaboratively, and create things that make a difference.