Hackathons won, communities built, and skills sharpened.
4th Place
Built a precision agriculture decision-support dashboard with Kritarth Panwar and Simarjot Singh to help farmers make better operational and financial decisions. Our AI-powered interface prioritized real-world farmer needs over technical complexity, standing out among 60+ students from business, data science, and computing.
2nd Place
Pitched a concept for Moment Energy to repurpose their second-life EV batteries to power aircraft while they sit on the ground — finishing 2nd place.
2nd Place
Built a regression model to predict dengue fever spread in a target region, optimising for the lowest mean-squared error against other teams' submissions.
Top 30 in Canada
A national virtual competition exploring how AI's benefits can be shared equitably across Canada's workforce. We analysed real labour-market and demographic data to surface trends and equity impacts, then proposed a data-driven tool to address them — finishing top 30 across the country.
Top in Botswana
Recognised by Cambridge Assessment International Education with the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award for the highest mark in Botswana.
Started a club that empowered young tech enthusiasts to see what it's like to build things with new languages — and deviate from the boring, outdated technique of writing code on paper.
Built tools that were beneficial to the community using basic electronic components — including a soil-moisture detection system — while teaching students how to use breadboards and assemble circuits.
Responsible for taking photos and writing journals for sporting events happening on campus — from match-day coverage to player features.
Competed in school cricket and swimming, balancing academics with year-round athletics and team culture.
Volunteered as a math instructor at Ray of Hope Botswana, a youth-led NGO that educates and empowers orphans through weekly tutoring in math and English.