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My approach to feedback bridges the gap between the everyday user and the engineering team. Having spent time writing Python scripts and structuring projects for hackathons, I know exactly how frustrating vague user complaints are for developers. Because of that, I focus strictly on providing actionable insights. I structure my reviews by first highlighting what works well for the UI/UX, and then isolating specific pain points. I make sure to explain exactly why a feature feels unintuitive and provide clear steps to reproduce any bugs, giving the product team the precise data they need to iterate and improve

As a student, I know firsthand the crushing stress of figuring out how to fund an education. What interests me most about helping others find scholarships is the ability to break down those financial barriers. So many incredibly talented students miss out on opportunities simply because they don't know how to navigate the system or where to find funding. I am passionate about democratizing access to these resources so my peers can actually focus on their potential, rather than their financial survival