Participated as part of Team 'Navy SEALS' in building and piloting an underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) from scratch using SeaPerch's open-source design, with custom 3D-printed components and hand-wired electronics. The team competed in the Georgetown ISD SeaPerch Regional on March 27, 2026, finishing 2nd place overall in the High School Division.

Competed in StellarXplorers for two consecutive seasons (S11 2024–25 and STLX12 2025–26), an AFA STEM program where teams design complete orbital space missions. Attended StellarCamp for intensive mission-design training and represented East View High School in the national competition.

Competed in both Level I and Level II of the 2025–2026 Navy JROTC Academic Bowl, a rigorous team competition covering naval science, current events, leadership, and STEM. The team advanced through both levels and won a trophy at the December 2024 competition.

Competed in CyberPatriot Season 17 as Team Captain and again in Season 18, the nation's premier youth cyber defense competition organized by the Air & Space Forces Association. The team worked to secure virtual networks against simulated cyberattacks, demonstrating technical skill, problem-solving, and coordinated teamwork.

Won the 2024 Congressional App Challenge for Texas's 31st District (Rep. John R. Carter) with an app called GoodKarma. The app addresses food insecurity and food waste by improving how surplus food is distributed to those in need — built on the insight that "The problem is not lack of food, but rather its distribution." Competed among 12,682 students nationwide who submitted 3,881 apps across 382 congressional districts.

Selected for Kode with Klossy, a competitive scholarship program offering immersive coding education to girls and non-binary youth. Completed the Summer 2025 cohort alongside a diverse group of students, gaining hands-on experience in software development and joining a national network of young women in tech.

Trained to Deputy Belt rank (half red, half black) in Taekwondo at Star Taekwondo in Georgetown, TX. Trains under Grand Master Kim — a Yong-In University graduate, former International and Korean National Taekwondo Champion, and member of the Korean National Taekwondo Demo Team, with commendations from World Taekwondo, Kukkiwon, and the Pan American Taekwondo Union.

Participated in the Texas State Mathematics League contest sponsored by Mu Alpha Theta, the national mathematics honor society for high school and two-year college students. Earned Honorable Mention at the April 29, 2025 competition and was recognized at the award ceremony at East View High School.

Honored at the GISD Liberty Battalion Annual Awards Night on May 1, 2026, receiving the DAR JROTC Medal from the Daughters of the American Revolution for demonstrated academic excellence, dependability, good character, military discipline, leadership, and patriotic understanding of the importance of JROTC. Also received the Naval Science 1 Completion Medal.

Built a custom Chladni plate apparatus from scratch to explore cymatics — the science of visualizing sound vibrations as geometric patterns. By driving a steel plate at specific frequencies with a speaker motor, sand self-organizes into striking geometric shapes called Chladni figures that shift and transform as the frequency changes. Presented at the Gateway College Preparatory School Science Fair 2023, earning 1st Place in the Middle School Division.

Hand-built a detailed 3D model of the solar system using painted styrofoam spheres mounted on a display board, with handwritten fact cards for each planet covering size, atmosphere, orbital period, and unique characteristics from Mercury to Neptune.

Attended the live launch of Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket (FLT001 'Dream') at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California — one of the most memorable early experiences fueling a passion for aerospace. Got an up-close view from just outside the launch complex thanks to her dad, who worked at Firefly Aerospace at the time. Witnessed the rocket lift off firsthand, and even got to hold a recovered piece of the rocket's heat shield afterward.

Selected to attend the National Student Leadership Conference on Engineering at Rice University (June 11–19, 2026), a competitive leadership and STEM immersion program powered by IEEE. Completed hands-on engineering workshops including model rocket design and VEX IQ robotics, and presented on Sparking Solutions Day — a program-wide presentation event where all participants shared their engineering projects. The week included a field trip to Space Center Houston, touring the Saturn V rocket hall and the historic Apollo Mission Control room.