Four windows onto the same person. The future I'm chasing, the work that grounds me, the road so far, and the ripples it left. Open any letter.
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I don't believe in scaring people into action. Despair freezes; hope moves. So my vision is simple: replace the fear-based climate narrative with one that makes people want to participate, and prove — student by student, family by family — that opportunity, given early enough, turns into contribution.
That same logic drives everything else: lead the student body so others learn to lead, back the climate so others act, and build AI tools so the boring work gets out of the way of the human work.
My father arrived in Switzerland as a young refugee, worked as a cook while dreaming of becoming an engineer, and made it. That story is the engine: with support and opportunity, anyone can contribute. So my mission is to be the support for the next person — whether that's a first-year student, a climate-curious teenager, or a family learning a new language.
In practice that means: a student council of 1,000+ run with diplomacy, a Green Team that spreads hope-based climate awareness to every Swiss gymnasium, weekly language support for refugee families through UMA Leben & Lernen, and AI systems that do the boring work so people can do the human work.
Father arrives in Switzerland as a young refugee, cooks by day, studies engineering by night. The lesson: support + opportunity = contribution.
Growing up between Tamil, German, Swiss German, English and French — learning early that communication breaks walls.
Elected student council president. Coordinates 10+ council members and 40+ class delegates across extreme opinion differences.
Leads sustainability work, contacts every gymnasium in Switzerland to spread hope-based climate awareness.
Ships the Zara outreach agent, The Room Project (300+ brand deals), Socratic Tutor (Matura thesis), and websites in code.
Aarau-based, multilingual, Google-certified. Building, leading, advocating — and ready for the next chapter.
Numbers are a shorthand for trust. They say: this isn't a plan, it's a track record. Every figure below has a story behind it — a speech that calmed a nervous first-year, a cold email that came back as a physical sponsorship, a family that found their footing in a new country.
The deeper impact is harder to count: minds changed about climate, refugees who feel at home, brands that took a chance on a student. Hope, multiplied.
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