Student portfolio · Chandler, Arizona
Alexander
Rahman.
Exploring science.
Sharing what I learn.
Student science projects, accessible technology education, and hands-on service in Chandler, Arizona.
Arizona Science and Engineering Fair · 2025
Students taught computer hardware at CactusCon Kids
Youth Tech Academy · Chandler Mayor’s Youth Commission
Discover the hardware.
Learn by building.
Celebrate the progress.A little about me
Learning through
doing. And teaching.
I’m a Hamilton High School student in Chandler, Arizona, with interests in science, computing, and helping other students explore technology.
I’ve taught computer hardware to more than 100 students at CactusCon Kids, served on Chandler’s Mayor’s Youth Commission, and developed science fair projects spanning viral-antigen sensing, stress prediction, and water scarcity.
Read my storySelected work
Questions worth exploring.
Low-cost sensors.
A question of detection.
A digital nanoparticle sensor project focused on rapid, accurate detection of viral antigens in pandemic-causing diseases.
AZSEF Best in Fair · Qualified for ISEF 2025
Explore the projectBeyond the project
Knowledge grows
when it’s shared.
Teaching, youth representation, and community service are part of how I put learning into practice.
Youth Tech Academy
Leading a nonprofit that introduces grades 5–8 to technology through week-long camps.
Chandler Mayor’s Youth Commission
Representing youth perspectives in local government, July 2024–June 2026.
Community service
Food and essentials distribution, music for older adults, and hands-on STEM teaching.
Youth Tech Academy in motion
Students. Families.
A community of learners.
Winter camp awards ceremony
Summer 2026
23 students.
A week of discovery.
The June 8–12 camp brought students together for technology activities, with free enrollment for underrepresented students. The June 12 certificate ceremony welcomed Kevin Hartke and ACP Middle School Principal Mrs. Reddy.
Camp update on LinkedIn ↗Start a conversation
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Get in touch about STEM education, student projects, or community initiatives.