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47 | 47 | <a class="nav-item nav-link active" href="about.html">About</a>
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| 58 | + <h3>Early Passion For Technology</h3> |
67 | 59 | <p>
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| - My software development journey began in my early high school years when I downloaded the Android Studio |
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| 60 | + My fascination with technology started early. I spent years learning Java and Android development, |
| 61 | + culminating in creating a soundboard app. In high school, I developed the top project in my Intro to |
| 62 | + Computer Science course—a professional-looking Star Wars ship shooter game. |
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| - My high school's Introduction to Computer Science course was what jumpstarted my software development |
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| 65 | + This passion led me to pursue a B.S. in Computer Science at Montclair State University (2017–2021), where I |
| 66 | + graduated magna cum laude with a 3.85 GPA. I particularly enjoyed Database Systems, Mobile Computing, and |
| 67 | + Software Engineering courses. I also held a leadership role in the Computer Club, organizing and leading |
| 68 | + meetings. |
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| 71 | + <h3 class="mt-5">Android Development at JPMorganChase</h3> |
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| 73 | + After graduation, I joined Wiley Edge as a contractor and quickly earned a full-time role at JPMorgan Chase |
| 74 | + through my dedication and technical skills. Now, I contribute to a high-performing scrum team that develops |
| 75 | + business banking products for the Chase Mobile app, impacting 10+ million users daily. |
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| 78 | + I'm passionate about building scalable, high-performance Android applications and continuously expanding my |
| 79 | + expertise in Kotlin, Jetpack, and modern Android architectures. |
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