From Silicon to Startups: My Journey So Far

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• 🚀 Internships → Return Offer @ Analog Devices – Proved my chops in industry but chose to dive deeper into research at ETH Zurich, where I worked on cutting-edge ASIC projects.

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• ⏸️ A Detour, But Not a Stop – I was already dabbling in entrepreneurship, but a career pause as an ASIC engineer in Germany fast-tracked the journey. I worked on several projects (and learned plenty from failures, too), co-launched a mini-app with 1,800+ users (and growing!), and now channeling my energy into a new startup idea in maximizing efficiency for chip design.

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• 💡 What Drives Me? – Solving complex problems in ASIC design, pushing chip design efficiency to new levels, and constantly evolving as both an engineer and a founder. I’m all about innovation, collaboration, and building tech that matters.

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• 👩‍💻 Empowering Women in Tech – I founded a women’s group that fosters mentorship, growth, and solidarity. We host free events to help women build confidence, skills, and community—championing feminism, inclusivity, and empowerment every step of the way.

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• 🌏 A Global Perspective – I spent 7 years in the US and 3 years in Switzerland, leaving home alone at 16. That experience taught me resilience, adaptability, and how to navigate life independently.

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Beyond the Lab & Code

When I’m not tinkering with hardware, you’ll find me:
🎮 Gaming—solving puzzles in It Takes Two or wandering Hogwarts’ halls (current obsession: Hogwarts Legacy!),
📖 Devouring sci-fi (my favorite book: "the Three-Body Problem" by Liu Cixin),
✍️ Writing to untangle thoughts and spark ideas,
🎵 Getting lost in music, or
🌿 Recharging in nature (often with my drone, capturing the world from above)

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Thanks for stopping by—let’s collaborate, geek out, or build something amazing together!

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