Aspen Ideas: Rising Generations
Selected as one of 350 young leaders for the Aspen Institute's Rising Generations program at Crystal Bridges in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Education
Computer science, mathematics, and the systems work I am building toward.
Miguel A. Loya College of Engineering
Minor in Mathematics at The University of Texas at El Paso.
Completed foundation
Fall 2026
Selective programs, scholarships, and cohorts I've been part of.
Selected as one of 350 young leaders for the Aspen Institute's Rising Generations program at Crystal Bridges in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Ten-week software engineering mentorship with weekly one-on-one pair programming alongside a Google software engineer.
Selected for a national HSF Scholar cohort for a three-day corporate immersion with Lowe's teams in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Selected to represent ElevenLabs at UTEP.
Twelve-week program covering data structures and algorithms, interview prep, system design, and full-stack development.
One of 25 students selected. My team placed third in the supply-chain case competition.
Selected from more than 69,000 applicants.
Fusion 360 (2023) and Inventor (2024).
My coursework is moving deeper into operating systems, databases, parallel computing, programming languages, and probability. I use projects outside class to connect that foundation to real APIs, product interfaces, testing, deployment, and machine learning systems.
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