My name is Nezar Vidad. I am 22 years old and a recent Computer Science graduate of The City College of New York. My career interest is becoming a software engineer and build applications and products to make people's lives easier and more enjoyable. My hobbies include watching and playing basketball, exploring New York City, and trying new food.

I graduated from Hunter College with my bachelors in psychology and want to make a transition into the financial industry with the long term goal being to becoming a fund manager and a philanthropist to create and fund financial literacy programs in the neighborhood in which I grew up.

My name is Daisy. I'm currently studying engineering science at CUNY BMCC. I'm a very curious person, who always wants to learn something new and develop new skills and knowledge. I wanted to gain more experience which was more relevant to my career, so an internship was the best option for me.

I am a college student and an aspiring software engineer. I enjoy swimming and playing the guitar. In my free time, I also enjoy working on projects that will benefit others.

I am a computer science major and currently an upper sophomore. So far I have completed my first programming class in java. So I am familiar with the fundamentals of programming from variables to one dimensional arrays and objects and classes. A fun fact about me is that I actually began programming in this spring semester. I was a previous nursing student but I knew it was not the path for me because I felt skeptical trying to go through the nursing process and also because I was pressured into going through that path. A friend talked me about computer science. And the first week, I started to watch some JavaScript videos on Khan Academy. It was really interesting, and I loved how I was compelled to think critically and creatively. I actually forgot the things I learnt from khan academy because it was just a quick skim through. But before class started, I decided to start practing java in Codeacademy because I wanted to prepare myself for the upcoming semester. So that was how I switched my major. Currently, I have learned java and currently learning the basics of python with a group of friends. Throughout the summer I started to touch base on web development and this included Javascript, C#, .Net, HTML, CSS, TypeScript and, mySql Angular.

My education goal is to get a bachelor's degree in fraud examination and financial sciences because I want to become a forensic accountant. The reason why I want to become a forensic accountant is that I became interested in forensic accounting because it offers a career with the excitement of uncertainty that comes along with investigating white-collar crimes like money laundering, bribery, embezzlement, tax evasion, and fraud. Knowing that I can help to either stop or reduce fraud gives me an exhilarating feeling to keep going toward this career goal. My career goal in becoming a forensic accountant is that I will work in financial crimes and be like a detective who uncovers the truth of where that money goes. I also want diversity in the fraud cases that I would be working on so that I do not work on the same things over and over. Also, I love to travel, and traveling with my family brings me so much joy in my life. I already traveled to 23 US states which include Alaska, and two countries which are Canada and Israel so I want to continue traveling so that I can explore the world and its cultures.

I am a recent graduate of John Jay College, where I received my degree in Law and Society with a minor in Human Rights. Throughout my time in college, I developed a passion for justice and a desire to use my skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in the world. As I learned about the law and the ways in which it shapes society, I became increasingly interested in the field of law and decided to pursue a career as a lawyer. I believe that the law has the power to bring about change and to protect the rights and interests of individuals, and I want to use my education and experience to make a difference in the lives of others. I am excited to begin this new chapter in my journey and to see where my passion for the law will take me.

I'm a regular boy who studied at Brooklyn College and majored in Computer Science with a small interest in sneakers and gaming. I've been in contact with technologies at a very young age and by then it had built up my passion for taking a deep dive into this field and hoping that one day I can also build something that can affect and help millions of people.

Myself Mukund Jain from civil engineering (1st year). But basically i have interest in technological world and want to explore more in it for that I always go through google You-Tube for gaining knowledge that what level goes up basically connection of computer and electrical world. For life lessons I started to read books. I believe in self development because it is important I think for success. I love coding. If i understand the problem i am capable to find the solution or to generate an idea which might solve the problem. I had seen Money Heist last 3 months ago and I learned many things from it, which I probably learn in next few years.

Career-driven computer science student looking to constantly improve my software development skills. Computer enthusiast from a young age, always tinkering, curious on how things work, and how to make it better. Always striving to create a real difference in the world through programming.

My name is Abhinand Raju . I am from Kerala , India. I did my schooling from Chinmaya Vidyalaya Tripunithura. I am pursuing B Tech in civil engineering from Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT). My hobbies are singing, current affairs, watching movies. I have participated in various interschool music events. I am an ardent fan of cricket. My dream is to pursue masters in civil engineering and I would also like to pursue MBA and start a business related to civil engineering field preferably. I also like to learn new things . I am a person who is fully committed to whatever work I do and I don't leave it in the middle. I am a team player and I am a good leader as well. I love to make friendships and maintain it . Its one of my dream to write and direct a movie. I have attended a film workshop which will help me in that. I am also believe that there no shortcuts to success and we have to work hard to achieve it.

I'm an avid fan of traveling, video games and animals. I enjoy learning about new cultures and places, I enjoy playing video games on my downtime as a way to relax and I enjoy all forms of animals from the typical dogs to reptiles like snakes and lizards.

I am ambitious and driven. Always in search of opportunities to start up some thing new and learn some new skills. Currently pursuing my civil engineering degree to fullfill my dream to run a successful construction business in future. Also learning and practicing interior designing simultaneously. Always had interest in social studies, history and mechanics. I Also write poetry to allow my philosophies to flow in the air. And always search for people to discuss about different philosophical ideas, business and politics. I love classical singing and painting. I am a person who needs adventure even in work place, same routines for many days bore me. I always try to have a positive approach towards life and try to motivate people around me as much as possible.

I'm freshman at MIT-WPU majoring in ECE-AIML, I like to read about geopolitics, like to be know what's happening around the world, also I believe it gives a different perspective you see the world with. I'm doing engineering, because I'm interested in electronics, also it'll give me the ability to think technically. Although, I haven't decided anything about what I wanna pursue as a career. I have started to learn basics about web development because this smething I should explore. I like to collect coins, recently I have gotten interest in postage stamps. In general I'm in awe of antique things. I have participated in debates during my high school, where I achieved medals and also qualified for the global round. I'm a jolly person and know how to talk to people.

I talk less but work in detail with productivity. Music help in think out of box with great creativity in that i completed my 10+2 study form Maharashtra in central board of secondary education also know as CBSE and currently studying in Vellore institute of technology in civil engineering. My family background is from finance and commerce sector so that’s why I loved to work with unadat. Stock market is one of my positive point I understand the Indian stock market in detail and can understand little bit of it to do great investment and have good returns from it. I am also fond of car and bike 🏍🏎. Photography is one of my hobby and I have my Instagram page where I showcase my talent. 18 years of my life is done in learning now it’s time to learn real life problems and gain more knowledge to get successful in life.

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I am currently a sophomore year student at Baruch college majoring in CIS and minoring in computer Science. My interest in life is working in an intersection where I can teach people and working in the development of my own product. Over the last two and a half years, I have been working as a financial analyst team member in Jp Morgan Chase by providing my team members with the appropriate tools and products that help them to meet their financial goal everyday. Working as an analyst, I have found an interest to work in an intersection where I can teach people about products and gain some real life experiences as well. I previously began my career tutoring for SAT prep in a private institution named Kweller Prep located in downtown Manhattan. I work closely with other tutors as a group and train the new tutors to make sure that all the curriculums are provided and delivered to the students on time. As a tutor, I have done 15 seminars in the last two years with other SAT prep tutors from different states all over the US. Through this work, I have also helped students to reach their professional goals and have come to genuinely value assisting others to succeed. Besides that I recently worked as part time tutor for Baruch SACC consulting center and achieved my level 1 position in the job. My goal in this organization is to become a master tutor and help students out as much as I possibly can. While working as a Leadership team member, and tutoring students for SAT prep, I highly developed multitasking skills as a Vice-President at the Baruch MBA club where I help organize events, prepare, and oversee student life club budgets through the use of Microsoft excel. As I mentioned before the intersection where I desire to work, I hope these experiences I have gained over the last few year, I believe those skills will make the way easy and simple for me and my career as well.

Hello! My name is Taseen Islam and I am a sophomore at the Macaulay Honors College studying a Computer Science, Computational Math, and Applied Math triple major. My interests lie in biotech and how tech and AI can be used to combat cancer, aid drug discovery, and make medical research faster and more efficient. I'm also interested in the cross between tech, politics, and ethics and would love to chat about these topics. I was a chemistry major in high school, but after working at a cancer nanotechnology lab at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for over a year, I realized I couldn't see myself doing benchwork for the rest of my life. However, I fell in love with the software and data analysis tools I used in the lab and saw how much technology could help with advancing research and making a positive impact on the scientific community. This led me to declare Computer Science as my major in college. Just this past January, I participated in the Impact Fellowship, a program bringing students together to create tech for social good. My group and I created an SMS-based chatbot for refugees that taught coding tutorials in over 100 languages, complete with an AI tutor. I saw the potential of technology for social good and this project pushed me to further explore the intersection of technology, education, and public good. I want to have a direct impact on the health and happiness of others, and my dream is to do this by combining software and biology to create tools such as artificial intelligence to aid in drug discovery or data analysis models to predict the spread of disease. I love to learn and debate new uses for tech in politics and healthcare, so if you find any cool articles or lectures about innovative AI and other new technologies, please send them to me, thank you!

Hi! My name is Gustavo Grijalba and I am a current sophomore computer science student at Hunter College and an aspiring software/web developer. I love learning new things, especially when they help me in creating something I am passionate about or think is interesting (such as HTML and CSS, which have helped me create personal websites that I am proud of despite their amateurish look). Outside of computer science, I am really into reading, movies, and cats! My favorite book is "The Sailor who Fell from Grace with the Sea" by Yukio Mishima; Mishima's flowery prose makes even the dark and disturbing seem beautiful in this book -- it's an absolutely fantastic read. I am also really into gothic literature, some of my favorites are "The Turn of the Screw" by Henry James, "The Haunting of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson, and "Dracula" by Bram Stoker: I find it really interesting that with just words on a page I can feel such intense feelings of dread, anxiety, and fear. Naturally, I am also heavily invested into horror movies and their sub-genres. My favorite movie is Kiyoshi Kurosawa's "Cure"; it's not only an enticing detective story, but also an unsettling exploration of the human psyche. My love for both literature and cinema has led me to pursue photography as a hobby, and I'd hope that I'd be able to create stories with just pictures in the future. I am also a big lover of cats! I own three cats named Dior, Pancha and Pancho. All my cats are either rescues or from shelters. My hope in the future is to receive TNR certification so I can help save more cats from the streets and put them into loving homes. That's all from me -- thank you for reading my little blurb! I hope you've learned a little more about me.

Hi! My name is Konrad Rakowski, and I am a first-generation college senior with a fascination for technology. Both of my parents came from Northern Poland, which means I am a Polish citizen, and can also speak the language as well. My journey with technology started when I was very young, where I was gifted my first computer and unknowingly set a password on it three days later, locking it from everyone, including me. All jokes aside, my fascination for technology started with a coding class I took in high school, which introduced me to the world of programming; and I built upon those skills at Queens College. In my free time, I enjoy working on projects that I am fervent about, as well as ones that exemplify my other interests, like chess. Away from a working environment, I appreciate spending some of my time outside biking, playing basketball, or if I have the time, travelling. In addition to these outdoor activities, I also like spending some time inside playing videogames or just relaxing. In the future, I plan to travel around the world, especially Europe, so I can experience the different cultures, people, and locations that are offered outside of the United States. Since I am a competitive person, one thing that makes me tick is when someone doesn't try their best, notably people who I know can do better. My overall goal in life is to continuously grow and learn new skill, as well as improving on my old ones.

I used to be very lost in life. I used to want to settle for just a 9 to 5 job for life, thinking that barely enough money to support myself, go to the gym, and eat was enough. I've had quite a few jobs, but none of them ever made sense to me. There was a feeling inside me that told me this kind of life wasn't the best for me in the long term. I used to be very emotional, and was told that shedding tears was okay for a man. Throughout my childhood, I was always the kid who had been bullied, verbally and physically. I thought that was because I was too different from others and that I needed to hide myself. But as time went by, I realized that men are getting weaker and weaker. Many modern men seem to just want to peacefully settle down and live a mediocre life. I didn't want to be one of those men. I wanted more out of life. I wanted to explore my potential and see what I was truly capable of achieving. So, I started to make changes in my life. First, I began to take better care of myself. I started to eat healthier and exercise regularly, which helped me to feel better both physically and mentally. I also began to surround myself with positive influences, people who believed in me and encouraged me to pursue my dreams. I started to take risks, trying new things and stepping out of my comfort zone. I found that the more I challenged myself, the more I grew as a person. I also began to focus on my passions and what truly made me happy. It wasn't easy, and I faced many obstacles and setbacks along the way. But I kept pushing forward, knowing that I was on the right path. Now, looking back on my journey, I realize that the person I was before was just a shadow of who I am today. I am more confident, more driven, and more fulfilled than I ever thought possible. I know that there is still much more to discover and achieve, but I am excited for the journey ahead. And I hope that by sharing my story, I can inspire others to take a chance on themselves and live their lives to the fullest.

I'm Yumna Ahmed and I'm a freshman at CCNY majoring in biomedical engineering. I graduated from Staten Island Tech (very stem oriented) in 2022. When I was younger, I spent my summers in India and experienced lots of diversity, but also disparity. This pushed me to how I can help underprivileged communities in mass amounts. Growing up, lots of my family members suffered with cancer, which pushed me towards medicine. Thus, I combined my desire to help people in mass amounts with my curiosity in medicine into a major in biomedical engineering. I hope to travel to more third world countries and put out my best efforts in what I can do to improve healthcare in these communities. I really love learning, specifically reading up on lab reports on the most modern technologies in medicine. Outside of the lab and classroom, I love working out in nature!

I am a first-generation Bangladeshi student at CUNY Baruch College. I am currently a senior majoring in Financial Mathematics with a minor in Political Science. Throughout my life, I’ve always attained a significant interest in mathematics, and learning about different ways to solve a problem while also recognizing the real-world connection (through programming) has always left me feeling intrigued into deepening my math skills. After my time at Allstate, I was introduced to the world of insurance and finance while cultivating this curiosity in wanting to learn more about the mathematics behind insurance pricing and developing my data analysis skills along the way. Involved with various extracurricular activities and leadership programs at Baruch, I’ve always had a passion to help others and contribute positively to any team/group work. I always set high standards for myself and face challenges with an opportunity to grow and enhance my skills. Throughout my experiences, I’ve built upon my time management, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills while also gaining experience within the professional world to further adapt myself to any work environment. During my free time, I enjoy engaging in fitness activities, basketball, reading, and occasionally cooking.

My name is Matthew. I was born and raised on Long Island. In Hicksville to be exact. I lived with my mom, dad, grandma and two brothers. My father is of mostly Italian descent and my mother is of mostly Vietnamese descent. My mom grew up in Vietnam. I’ve been to Vietnam twice to visit my family there. I've played the cello for over 10 years, playing with many orchestras, chamber groups, and solos. I've played a lot of sports over the years, but my favorite is volleyball. I have been a diehard Phoenix Suns fan for 7 years now (and I am hopeful they can win their first championship this year). I'm also a diehard Billy Joel fan, largely because of his talent, his music, and that he went to the same high school as me. Every day, depending on my mood and activity, I listen to lots of different genres of music. My favorite subjects in school were always computer science, math, and music. Now, I go to Hunter College, majoring in Computer Science, and minoring in Business and Music. I am an aspiring Software Engineer. I have been trying to learn more coding in my free time, to round out my computer science skills more. Living in Manhattan has been really exciting, especially having grown up in the suburbs. I have some cool friends and a great girlfriend to support me in my endeavors. Every day, I'm looking for a new adventure every day to better my life for now and for my future. In the future, I hope to just focus on my health and family, and see more of the world.

I go to Hunter College. I’m studying CS. I like Rugby and basketball (although I haven’t been playing those sports too often). I like playing video games as well, although there haven’t been too many titles to come out that have been riveting to me. I used to be a big meme connoisseur, but these days I’ve been a bit out of the loop (I saw the blue lobster meme and had 0 idea what it means). I’d like to go travel Europe a bit more and, as a long term goal, end up working in big tech. Although I program and do a lot of CS, it isn’t the thing I LOVE to do. I am interested in fitness and health (although it may not look like it) and I’m working on getting into better shape.

I am currently a junior at Hunter College, pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. My interest in coding and programming started back in my junior year of high school, and it quickly became a passion of mine. I have always seen this field as my future career, as I find the process of creating and building digital solutions immensely rewarding. While my studies and career aspirations are a significant focus in my life, I also make sure to allocate time to unwind and engage in hobbies that I enjoy. One such hobby is playing video games, although I admit that I am not particularly skilled at it. However, playing video games with my closest friends is an activity that we all enjoy and look forward to. We share a lot of laughter and bond over the experience. Another hobby that I enjoy is traveling with my friends. We have been to different parts of the country together, and we recently went out of the country for the first time to visit the Bahamas during our winter break. The experience was nothing short of amazing, and it was an excellent opportunity to explore new cultures and environments.

I have lived in Indonesia and Australia and I love to travel the world when I can and I have visited many other countries in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. I like to cook, be in tropical climates and go on fun and even scary adventures. A few of my hobbies include spearfishing, rock climbing, fashion and photography. I would like to tap into my creative side more since I did not pursue a creative or arts degree in college. However, I do have personal projects that allow me to do so! I have been doing graphic design since I was 12, which started because of my interests in video games. When I was 14 I was actively creating design work for E-Sports teams at the time and ever since I have kept creating work for content creators in this industry. Throughout this journey I learned how to use Adobe Creative suite, Figma, Cinema4D and Blender and I am always looking to expand and share my knowledge. It is also one of the reasons that I look forward to doing UI/UX at Unadat! I am always looking for the next set of adventures and if you are too feel free to reach out to me!

Hey! I am Farhikhta Farzan. I am a sophomore at Queens College. I am majoring in computer science. My career goal is to become a software engineer. I love reading. I mostly read fiction but I also enjoy nonfiction. I like interacting with people and knowing more about them. If you meet me in person, come by and say hi! I also like doing things in a timely manner. I usually try to finish my tasks ahead of deadlines. The reason I do this is that it gives me chance to make improvements or fix small errors. So, you will rarely see me putting things off until the last moment. I like appreciating others' efforts and I also respect others who appreciates others' efforts. I believe this helps in making good relationships among people. I also like logical solving problems. Thats why I like math and cs projects. I enjoy the environment where everyone gets to share their opinions and people are respectful to each others. I like the idea of constructive criticism, I think it gives us a chance to be a better version of ourselves. Aside this, I also enjoy a good walk. It helps clearing my mind and give me fresh ideas. So if you ever feel overwhelmed, just go take a nice walk! I also like trying out new things at work, college or personal life. I think learning is fun.

My name is Meiling Jiang. Currently, I am a Lower Senior student majoring in computer science. I will be completing my bachelor’s degree from CUNY Brooklyn College in May 2024. I took courses related to java, c++, and python programming language. Also, I love to learn new techniques in my free time, I self-learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScrip language. I am interested in pursuing a career in technology and computer science-related. I also love to engage with customers. Because of my time at some restaurants, I have a lot of experience in providing customer service. I am so excited about this opportunity and learning for all of you.

My name is Shi Tao, I am currently a senior at Hunter College graduating in 2023. My current interests lies in Web Development working on front end. I am currently learning ThreeJS working on implementing 3D graphics onto website. Besides learning ThreeJS, I am also interested in learning iOS development as I am currently working on creating an invasive species application for my capstone project. A bit about my experience, I am currently a CUNY Tech Prep fellow which is a year-long technical and professional development program for Cuny CS majors learning full stack development. Learning tools like React.js, Node + Express and PostgresQL. My last internship was at the Department of Transportation making a geocoding application that converts NYC addresses into coordinates and mapping it to a map for the Assets management team working alongside 3 other people. Outside of CS, I enjoy spending time out with my friends eating food and playing games. I also enjoy exploring different places.

Hello, my name is Dante Vermonth and I am a junior at Lehman College. My major is Computer Science, and I am passionate about coding and programming. During my free time, you can usually find me practicing coding or playing video games. I find both activities to be fun and relaxing, and I enjoy the challenge of learning new coding techniques and solving complex problems. When I'm not coding or gaming, I love to watch basketball. My favorite team right now is the Atlanta Hawks, and I love following their games and keeping up with their progress throughout the season. As a Computer Science major, I have had the opportunity to learn many valuable skills that I believe will be useful in my future career. I have taken courses in programming languages such as Java and Python, and have learned about topics such as data structures, algorithms, and computer architecture. I have also had the chance to work on projects, which has helped me to develop my skills. Overall, I am excited to continue learning and growing as a Computer Science student, and I am looking forward to seeing where this path will take me in the future.

My name is Zhen Li, and I live in Queens, New York I've lived in this community for at least a decade. I love visiting the diverse restaurants around here, trying new foods, and experiencing their cultures. I am also a student and commute to a college in Manhattan. I am currently a senior at Baruch College. My major is Information Risk Management and Cybersecurity. The importance of cybersecurity in our quickly evolving digital world has always sparked my passion. As a cybersecurity enthusiast, I am constantly exploring the industry and trying to keep up-to-date with the latest trends, advancements, and security threats. After graduation, I hope to work in a cybersecurity-related role, such as becoming a system administrator, network administrator, or other roles that fits my IT background. My goal is to help make an impact on this world by using my skills and knowledge to help protect businesses and individuals from cyber threats. Outside of school, I enjoy building hardware, programming, and testing web applications. And when I'm not doing any of that, you can find me playing games, binge-watching Netflix, and spending time with my family and friends.

My name is Kevin, I was born in Venezuela, my parents are from China, so I can speak Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, and English. I am currently a senior majoring in statistics and minoring in mathematics at Baruch College. I have been fascinated to numbers as I grew up, those come naturally to me, so I want to be a data scientist in the future. The programming language I have learned so far are Python, R, and SQL. In my spare time, I enjoy playing basketball, watching the NBA (my favorite team is the Golden State Warriors), watching movies in the theater with my friends, etc. I have visited three countries, China, Panama, Dominican Republic, and I want to travel around the world in the future (after I have a work and get rich), the first destination would be countries in Europe. During my college life, I have made new friends, taken classes from both good and bad professors, and eaten at almost every restaurant around Baruch (many restaurants are expensive and the quality and taste of the food is bad). As an international student, it is really hard to get an internship or full-time job because many companies would not sponsor. Therefore, I have been working hard to enrich my resume. Finally, it is my pleasure to work at Unadat. I am very excited about this opportunity, and I hope to make new friends, enhance my communication skills and critical thinking skills, and gain valuable work experience as a result of it. I hope to help more families to outsmart debt through Unadat.

I'm Kazi! I am a sophomore at Hunter College and majoring in Computer Science. I came to America six years ago and I have experienced both the challenges and the opportunities that come with being part of a diverse immigrant community. From searching for homes to working two jobs at the very least to fund my household, I have always been hardworking and driven. I'm a completionist at heart. Whether its a game or the excel sheet I use to keep track of my assignments, I try my best to leave no boxes unchecked. While sometimes it is to my detriment as I lose sleep over things I left unfinished, it is what makes me, me. I love seeing things completed so I can unwind knowing I do not have tasks uncompleted. However, as I grow older I realize that some tasks are always looming on the horizon. On top of being hardworking, I am passionate about coding and technology. Coming from a low-income background myself, I want to be able to provide back and make sure others from first generation low-income households thrive. I believe that computer science has the power to make a positive impact on people's lives, and that's why I'm always looking for ways to apply my skills to projects that make a difference. Seeing people happy, laughing and smiling is something I hold dear to my heart. It is the sole reason I find something fulfilling. If I know people are benefitting and are living more prosperous lives just because of me, it gives me an added incentive. Outside of school and work, I am always looking for ways to improve my skills and give back to the community. I have created my personal website, where I share my experiences and takes on various things. I have also created a discrete structures playlist on YouTube, where I explain complex discrete computer science concepts in an easy-to-understand way. All in all, helping others and making a positive impact on people's lives is what drives me, and I am always looking for new opportunities to do so!

My name is Hnin Lwin, while my name can be a bit tricky to pronounce (it's actually "ninh" which is my name spelled backwards!). I am currently a third year studying Computer Science at Hunter College. I actually changed my major 2 semesters ago, from Medical Lab Science to Computer Science, when I realized that I wanted a career that would allow me to continuously learn and grow while also providing me with the flexibility to spend time with my family. Being a Medical Lab Technician did not really give me those options, as I cannot bring home chemicals home to work on them. For that reason, I made the switch to Computer Science and I have been loving it so far. One thing I love most is that the skills I am learning can potentially change people’s lives outside of my own circle and it is very fulfilling to know that many people can benefit from me building an application that I am passionate for. In the past year and a half, I also have been fortunate enough to do a micro-internship at JPMC, win two hackathon awards, become a teaching assistant for a CS course, and participate in a Codepath course to enhance my technical skills. These experiences have taught me that I thrive in a proactive, collaborative environment where there's always something new to learn and where I am challenged. While I still have a long way to go in my learning journey, I am excited to continue to grow and develop my skills. In fact, one of my goals for the upcoming summer is to enroll in another CodePath course and build a project using Java. Lastly, one of the hobbies I picked up these days is to go to the gym. It's a great way for me to feel connected to my body and stay grounded. I also love the feeling of becoming stronger through consistent effort and dedication.

Starting with my elevator pitch, I'm a 3rd year computer science major at the city college of New York. I'm leaning towards a career in software engineering/ data analysis and would love a career in Edtech or Big tech. Before I started my tech journey in college I went to a technical high school where I spent most of my time working towards obtaining an airframe and powerplant license to work on aircraft maintenance. I was usually top of the class with a selection of others and was very close to finishing all of my class rotations to be eligible to take my exams which would of given me my license. However, Covid shut down my school a few weeks before I was eligible and since no one knew how long it would be closed I made the choice to go to college and it's where I've been at since. (I made the right choice, it took 2 years for the school to reopen and the career choices were not that great). Another big thing about me is I have a knack for learning. I enjoy hearing new ideas, seeing new processes and just listening to anything in general. If someone has something to teach whatever it is I'll usually want to listen. Currently, if I'm not trying to push my technical skills I'm trying to learn Portuguese and get better cooking skills. Last thing I would say is I'd might describe myself as "Ambitious". I'm always applying for new opportunities, always working on improving interviewing skills and constantly trying to attend network events/ office visits/ seminars/ hackathons/ summits.. etc. If there's something I can find to attend in my free time, I'm registering.

Hi, I'm Kiki. I'm a Junior at Baruch College majoring in Computer Information Systems and minoring in Graphic Arts. I'm currently the Engagement Director for Consult Your Community at Baruch College. We are a non-profit organization that provides pro-bono consulting services to minority owned small businesses in NYC. I've been a part of the organization for 3 years and love it because I'm working directly with the small business owners and get to learn how to tackle different small businesses problems. I also love it because I grew up with my parents owning a Malaysian restaurant so I get to learn how I could've helped them. When I get my first pot of gold, I hope to start a small café/dessert shop. I love to bake, discover new recipes, and re-create desserts I have tried outside. For now, I hope to get a full time role in the tech industry because I enjoy how fast paced everything is. I think I have a very logical way of thinking/problem solving, but at the same time I like being creative and designing. This makes me really enjoy coding and web development. The roles in tech also pay really well. It can fund maybe the café but especially the many places I will travel to. Traveling and discovering different places is something I really enjoy. I'm very fortunate that traveling is a big part of my mom's goals too. It's probably not that financially wise but we save up only to travel. I'm only 20 and have been to 8 countries and many states. I'm actually going to Italy and France soon.

I'm Anthony Poon, and I am a sophomore at Hunter College majoring in Computer Science and Chinese Flagship. I have experience as a web developer for the Chinese Department of Hunter College and I've spent the past year building Chinese language-learning exercises utilizing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and jQuery. I'm also very familiar with C++, Python, and Java through the programming, algorithms, and data structures courses I've taken in school. Outside of school, I love to do taekwondo, fencing, play guitar, learn languages, and play video games. I am an avid learner, and I particularly enjoy building passion projects with friends. Collaborating with peers is a value that I emphasize, and I believe that the process of working with friends or classmates is more effective and fun than working alone. From recreating games like Candy Crush and Chess to building a descrambler/dictionary website, I've come to realize I belong in an extremely collaborative environment where communication is an important value. As a Chinese Flagship major, I have the unique opportunity to merge my curiosity of Chinese culture and language with my career in Computer Science by studying abroad in Taiwan and meeting professionals in the local technology industry. I plan to travel the world and meet different people, each with their own backgrounds and experiences to become both a competent, knowledgeable professional, as well as a well-rounded individual. I ultimately hope that I can work toward building products to make the world a better place, bringing not only convenience but also safety for all people.

My name is Kelly Chan, and I was born and raised in New York City. I am a first-year Computer Information Systems major at CUNY Baruch College. I became interested in the field of technology because I wanted to use my knowledge and abilities to improve the quality and productivity of other people's lives. I fell in love with coding through the realization that coding could do so many different things. To follow my passion, I took advantage of the Girls Who Code summer program, to further my interest in the technology field, and helped me build skills in coding languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python. I was able to create projects, such as a personal website, personality quizzes, a social good website, and more. On a daily basis, I enjoy hanging out with my mini golden-doodle, but when I have more time, I enjoy trying new cuisines and restaurants. In my free time, I enjoy vlogging and making video edits, whether it be new foods I try, places I travel to, or experiences I share with my friends. When it gets warmer, I enjoy beating my friends and family in a friendly game of tennis or badminton. Something about me that only my close friends would know is that I have to carry Sriracha around with me because if it isn’t spicy, the food isn’t good. Also, if you were to see me in person, you would be able to tell that my favorite color is pink since almost everything I have is in the color pink.

My name is Zahra and I am a senior at Brooklyn College majoring in Mathematics. I chose my major because I liked to solve problems, critical thinking, engage with data/numbers, and to develop new skills using Math. It took long enough to decide what I wanted to study. During my High School period I wanted to study law back from my home country in Sri Lanka where I took the Law entrance exam which I didn’t pass. Then coming to America I developed passion in Math which led me to major at college. Nevertheless, I like to bake during my leisure time which helps to cope with stress and anxiety when I deal with college and work. Other things I like to do are watch anime, spend more time with family, travel, and try new food. Currently I am exploring and developing technical skills such as I started learning Python a year ago, and learning Java and R programming in my current semester. As for my career interest, my dream job is to become a Date Analyst, however, I am not fulfilling much of the necessary requirements such as the skill sets expected from an analyst. Thus, starting my first internship through a company like Unadat may assist me by developing necessary professional skills, technical skills, communication, leadership, work ethics, etc. This is also set forth to develop my personality, to learn who am I, sharpen my skills, make new connection with the industry, and identify what kind of career paths that is available for me.

My name is Kishan Batra. Currently a senior at Baruch College majoring in Political Science. Professionally however I much more align with the tech industry last year I worked on an App called Entropy which was a social media platform that prioritized a users mental health but not relying on filters and editing. And currently I am working on a Newsletter that helps 20 somethings find activities to do in NYC with friends or just to meet new people. I'm still young so to be honest I am just trying to explore as much as possible and see what I want to do with my life. Regardless of what I discover along the way The end goal has always been the same since I was a kid to make a difference in the world. Leave it better then I found it. I'll let you know as soon as I decide how I want to go about that. (politician? Urban planning? New technology? All three?) In my free time You can find me spending time with friends and family trying a new restaurant or training for a half marathon at some point. My eagerness to try and explore new things also means I am always trying to teach myself or learn new things and I imagine this internship will be great fuel for that im excited for the next few weeks!

I am a college student studying computer science. I have been playing with computers since I was a very young child so it's all I know and I enjoy every second of it. I thoroughly enjoy learning about all of the different components that make up each computer, whether it's a normal desktop computer, a tiny motherboard on a phone, or a massive server rack, I love learning about how the components work together with the software. When I was younger I would crudely take apart our laptops and phones to see what's inside, now I repair old computers and build new ones for myself and my friends. My love for coding however started around middle school when I was first introduced to programming through a class. It was then that I discovered my passion for the inner workings and software that make computers what they are today. Since then, I have dedicated countless hours to learning different programming languages and building projects on my own. As I continue my education in computer science, I am excited to delve deeper into modern technologies like machine learning and computer vision. I am eager to apply these skills to real-world problems and help make a difference in people's lives. In my spare time I like to combine my hobbies and code programs that help make being an F1 fan, retro console enthusiast, and guitarist easier. Of course, there are times when I feel like being completely unproductive, and when that time comes I like to play videogames and simrace with friends or just spend hours playing guitar.

My name is Anish. I'm studying computer science at Hunter College. I was born in Nepal, and then I moved to America when I was 8. My parents actually won a diversity lottery to come here. We first came to Kentucky then moved to NYC after a couple months. I've been living here since. As for my hobbies I like playing video games, hiking, basketball, going to the gym & also a little bit of photography. I really like traveling too, that's a big thing for me. I've been to a couple places by myself, I went to Rome for a week last year & also to Colorado (there were a lot of amazing hiking trails). Both were a lot of fun & I definitely want to do more traveling in the future. As for what I want to do in the future, it's definitely coding for now. I actually started off as a nursing major, and then last year (my junior year) I ended up switching to computer science because I couldn't see myself being a nurse after starting clinicals/labs. I've been enjoying the major a lot and a lot of the classes have actually been fun surprisingly. I feel like a big part of computer science is problem-solving, which I really like. A lot of my assignments in class would feel like puzzles I had to solve instead of doing heavy work. I also really enjoy the creative aspect of it, since I'm not good at art/music I feel like coding is kind of my creative outlet. I really like being able to work on projects that I think are cool. My favorite project I made was a pretty simple voice assistant program in python. Basically you'd be able to ask it questions like what events do I have on a certain day, and using the google calendar API it'd tell you all the events, there were a couple other features too (weather, news, maps, etc). It was a lot of fun working on it & I learned a lot from it too.

I am Saksham Sharma majoring in Computer Science & Information Security, at John Jay College. I am incredibly excited to join the internship program at Unadat. I am originally from India, and now I've moved to the states for my further education, and future endeavors. I love to travel the world, and the best place I've ever been to is Prague in Europe. My interests include musical instruments, and swimming. I'm a musician, I play western and electric drums & acoustics especially. I enjoy making things from nothing. I am not a native of the United States and have been here for over 3 years now. I grew up in India where I attended school. After high school, I moved to New York, where I went to college at John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the City University of New York. During college, it was not easy for me to make friends because I was shy and quiet. It wasn’t until after college when I started working at a high school as a math tutor, that my relationships with others changed for the better. At work, I was able to open up more as well as learn how to communicate better with others by using body language and tone of voice rather than words alone.

I am a senior at Baruch College super interested in technology, in particular fintech and blockchain. I am majoring in Computer Information Systems and have been involved in various campus organizations. I was the Head of Research and Development at the College Entrepreneurial Organization for a year and am currently the Co-Host of the Organization's podcast called Vault Podcast. I Co-Founded a clothing brand called Homme D'affaire and was the Head of Research and Development there as well. I am a Co-Founder of Baruch Blockchain, which is exciting, and I look forward to seeing the club grow with students passionate about blockchain. I am working towards becoming a Product Manager in the future. Aside from my professional background, I am someone who enjoys meeting new people, talking about ideas, exploring new places and having fun experiences. I strive to live a life of humility, consistency, and ambition. I look to understand other people's perspectives and empathize with where they are coming from. What makes me tick is talking about exciting ideas, not only just in technology, but also in business and other domains. This goes hand in hand with my curiosity to learn new things. I want to learn about interesting ideas because it can help me see the world from a better perspective and it can make me a better person overall. As for what tickles my belly, I would figuratively say a good comedy show that I can relate to, or just having a good time with friends and family.

Hey there, my name is Tia Monterroso and I'm an independent woman who is a full-time senior at Borough of Manhattan Community College and my major is Business Administration. I feel like in this current path I'm in, I'm destined for greatness. I enjoy watching travel channels, documentaries, and podcasts. I also enjoy reading blogs/articles and going to the gym! I love learning new information, news about whats going on around the world, and seeing new places. My favorite colors are purple and gold. Series I am currently watching is YOU, The Last of Us, and Your Honor. My specialties are in the kitchen because I can make a hell-of-a-dish out of anything. My favorite food is Chinese, Hispanic, and southern cuisines.Although I live in New York City, I did live in Georgia for a couple years when I was younger because my mom wanted out of the city. I've traveled to Puerto Rico for the first time 2 years ago, I felt like I was seeing my real home and never wanted to leave. I have two cats whom I adore and a pet fish. When I have the time to watch movies I prefer thrillers, sci-fi, and zombie movies the most (good ones of course). My favorite movie is Interview with the Vampire.One of my ticks is when people only think and see from their point of view without being open-minded. I am a goof ball at heart and love to laugh because it's good for the soul.

I'm sure you know my general description and career interests from previous questions, so I'll get into the more nuanced side of myself. I love experimenting with different food combinations and either gagging or loving how they taste; from chips dipped in Nutella to salty milk to kiwi with pizza (I gagged just as much as you think I did). I really do recommend peanut butter with ice cream though. I love reading about mysteries and how they get solved; not much of an expert myself but I can appreciate how much skill it takes to turn away from a setup and infer what actually happened from clues. Similarly, I love seeing people interact with each other to see firsthand the inner workings of our brains; we prefer company over loneliness no matter how introverted you are, we sometimes prefer low risk low reward versus high risk high reward, we flock to people similar to us personality wise and might ostracize those who aren't, etc. I tend to take the least favored side of arguments I find myself invested in. I love playing devil's advocate, waging a mental war against multiple other people alone is my form of entertainment. Cackling with glee as I find my "opponents" contradict themselves or each other. You may call me an evil mastermind being like that; I just find it interesting to see how different individual people can be but ultimately how similar we are at our cores. I do recognize that this approach can sometimes be seen as argumentative or confrontational, and I make sure to never insult anyone directly (even if I may seem to at first glance), and always listen to others hoping for a genuine, thoughtful discussion.

I am a sophomore and currently majoring in Computer Science. I started coding in my freshmen year since I didn't know what career to choose in my high school year. Ironically, I have never thought I would want to become a software engineer since I thought I could never imagine myself dealing with computer coding. However, I'm here now, and I actually enjoy it. Even though I only have short coding experience, I'm trying my best to catch up. I have experience in React.js, Bootstrap, C++, Python, Javascript, SQL, and PHP. In addition, I'm currently trying to learn web development and considering learning machine learning and AI in the summer. I believe openness is essential in a team since it promotes an excellent atmosphere for everyone to ask questions. Moreover, I'm also working on asking more questions and having more openness in my team. Therefore, as a teammate, I will always try my best to support my team and reach our goals, and please don't hesitate to reach out to me. One "weird" habit I have during coding is to have my dog near me. Whenever I get anxious about coding, I pull my dog from his sleep and start staring at him, eye to eye, until I don't feel anxious. At first, my dog will be surprised, but eventually, he will fall asleep again... Although it might sound like a weird action to do during coding, it does help on releasing stress. Throughout the internship, you might suddenly see my dog popping out on my screen, but I will try to let him stay calm. At last, I'm looking forward to learning and improving my hard and soft skills throughout this unique opportunity at Unadat with my teammates. I wish good luck to all of us.

I am a guy with a strong desire to achieve something in the field of Information Technology. I am not a guy in deep coding but I like to collaborate with business aspect of company and its technological aspect. That was the reason behind choosing data analyst as my major. I do not fear on tackling new things and I have always believed in self learning to be a key aspect to success. I come from the mountains and I feel proud that I am the first one from my family to choose a career aside from trekking and adventure. I am a first generation college student and it has been tough for me to make different career driven decisions but I have learned most of things by making mistakes and not repeating it.

I come from a family where most of the younger generation in my family work in the STEM industry, therefore it is natural for me to lean forward to start a career in the STEM industry. I appreciate the work style of being a software developer. And I am inspired to become one due to the flexibility and potential you have for being a software developer. My first interaction with programming was when I was in third grade trying to figure out how to change the language on a game boy stimulator. I changed the simple variable of a line of code from JP to EN, and my stimulator was able to run properly under my Windows environment. I was able to feel the impact that one line of code can have. I taught myself how to build a computer and save money when I was trying to build a PC in high school. It led to me wanting to have a career in the computer science field. I wanted to be a game designer at first, so I am trying to create video games using unity and unreal engine, but I realized that to become an indie game designer it is more about creating the graphics, which I am not talented at. Currently, I am working toward becoming a software developer. I think becoming a software developer will give me the most potential in entrepreneurship compare to other subfields in computer science. And my current goal in life is to build a start-up that creates impact to the society.

My name is Hamzah Mozeb. I am a sophomore at Baruch College majoring in accounting. I have experience working in retail, as a camp counselor, and as a volunteer at a public library, where I was responsible for maintaining schedules, ensuring the facility's cleanliness, and maintaining accurate records, such as incident reports, logbook documentation, and daily attendance. I graduated from the High School for Health Professions and Human Services with a 4.0 GPA and I am currently on the Dean’s list for Baruch College. I am currently working as a waiter in a family restaurant and intend to complete my Bachelor of Science (BS) in Accounting with a minor in Psychology at Baruch College.

This is always the most difficult question, haha. I'm currently in my "junior year" at Hunter College, majoring in Computer Science. I like reading books, going to shows and to the movies (Shoutout to AMC A-list!), watching crime shows/ documentaries, going on trips, and exploring different places, museums, and etc. I am passionate about public health and education. I'm also curious about how and why people behave in certain ways in terms of Neuroscience perspective.

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