Arham is a dedicated student that has been deeply involved in STEM throughout his academic career. As an SLI student for six years, Arham has cultivated a profound interest in computer science and engineering. His dedication to these fields is reflected in his leadership roles as the founder and president of the Computer Science Club, Santa Clara Coding Association, and CometKitz. Arham’s organizations and curriculum have collectively educated thousands of students in the fields of programming and robotics, and he plans to continue expanding these initiatives.

Arham has utilized his STEM background to pioneer political efforts by establishing the Australia-USA Memorandum of Understanding which fosters collaboration between the two countries in addressing climate change through sustainable technologies and resource management. Arham’s curiosity and commitment to innovation were further demonstrated during his time at MIT’s BWSI program, where he leveraged techniques like Discrete Fourier Transform and Transfer Learning to apply machine learning algorithms to fields of vision, language, and audio. Beyond academics, Arham has demonstrated leadership and teamwork as a four-year singles and doubles player on his high school tennis team.

Arham is excited to further explore the transformative potential of technology and its capacity to change the world.