Hi! I’m a graduate student studying Computer Science and AI at Binghamton University, with a strong interest in technology. I love connecting with people from different cultures and learning about their unique perspectives.

When I’m not diving into tech projects, you’ll often find me exploring local events, volunteering, or just enjoying a peaceful walk in nature with some old classic music. I’m friendly, respectful, and always up for meaningful conversations or exchanging stories.

Warum ich bei Couchsurfing bin

I love meeting new people and learning about their cultures and stories. For me, travel is more fun when you connect with locals, share laughs, and make memories together. Whether it’s swapping music recommendations, exploring hidden spots, or just chatting over a meal, Couchsurfing feels like the best way to experience the world in a more personal way.

Interessen

• arts
• coffee
• yoga
• reading
• traveling
• music
• guitar
• languages
• nature

Musik, Filme und Bücher

I have a deep appreciation for timeless music. Some of my favorites include classics from Queen and The Beatles, as well as modern vibes from The 1975. I’m also drawn to the storytelling in singer-songwriter-style music—it’s raw, emotional, and inspiring.

I don’t watch a lot of movies, but Home Alone is a nostalgic favorite I never get tired of. As for TV shows, I’m a big fan of How I Met Your Mother. It’s the perfect blend of humor and heart, and I love rewatching it for its feel-good vibes.

Eine tolle Erfahrung, die ich gemacht habe

I once attended a small concert where the band’s guitarist broke a string mid-performance. They were trying to fix it on stage, and to keep the crowd entertained, they asked, “Does anyone out there know how to play?”

Now, I’m no rock star, but I do know my way around a guitar. So, with a mix of confidence and curiosity, I raised my hand. To my surprise, they actually pulled me up on stage! I nervously took the guitar, and the lead singer asked, “Can you just play something upbeat to keep the energy going?”

I strummed out a few chords, which turned into a simple but surprisingly catchy jam. The crowd got into it, clapping along, and the band members started improvising lyrics about how a random audience member was “saving the day.” By the time the guitarist had their instrument fixed, the crowd was cheering like I was part of the band.

When I stepped off the stage, people kept coming up to me saying, “That was awesome! Are you part of the tour?” I just laughed and said, “Nope, I guess I just came to a concert and accidentally joined a band.”

Lehren, lernen, teilen

I can teach basic guitar skills, share my knowledge about tech and IoT, or help design creative materials using tools like Canva. I’d love to learn new songs, cooking recipes from different cultures, or your unique life perspectives. In return, I can share funny stories, book recommendations (especially spiritual or philosophical ones), and create good vibes through meaningful conversations and shared experiences.

Was ich mit Gastgebern teilen kann

I can share good conversations, funny stories, and my love for music. If you have a guitar around, we can jam together or I can teach you a few chords. I’m also happy to help with tech-related questions, whether it’s basic troubleshooting or brainstorming cool ideas. Plus, I’d love to cook a simple meal together or exchange book recommendations, especially if you enjoy spiritual or philosophical reads!

Länder, die ich besucht habe

Canada, India, Mauritius, Russian Federation, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

Länder, in denen ich gelebt habe

India, United States