Doga is a Computer Science and Engineering major with a minor in Neuroscience at UCDavis. She has been involved in STEM outreach and research programs, and completed internships in cybersecurity and engineering. Her experiences include supporting neurodivergent individuals and older adults through community-based volunteer work. She also took part in leading a 130-person student project focused on climate and environmental tech, which sparked her interest in using science to create accessible, impact-driven solutions. On campus, she is active in student organizations centered on technology, equity, and applied science. Doga joined EQUIP to grow as a thoughtful leader, stay grounded in community, and learn how to build solutions rooted in empathy and usefulness. She is currently working on an early-stage project that explores the intersection of AI, user needs, and biotech—from wearable systems to inclusive design—focused on helping people interact with technology in more intuitive and human-centered ways.