During our On-the-Job Training (OJT) at ATI-RTC XIII, we developed a software application designed to enhance their training tools, supporting the center's mission to modernize agricultural extension services. This digital solution aims to improve the delivery of knowledge and resources to farmers and extension workers, aligning with ATI’s ongoing efforts in e-Extension and technology integration in agriculture. Our project contributes to making training programs more efficient, accessible, and impactful within the Caraga Region.

The Agri-Innovations Generating New Ideas and Technologies for Excellence (Agri-IGNITE) Pitching and DevOps Challenge is an innovation-focused event where participants develop and present technology-driven solutions to real-world agricultural problems. It combines idea pitching with hands-on system development, promoting creativity, technical skills, and practical implementation to improve farming efficiency and sustainability. Our team proudly emerged as the champion of this competition, showcasing the impact and excellence of our solution.

I participated in the 2025 Regional Science, Technology, and Innovation Week (RSTW) in Caraga – Day 1, an event that highlighted innovation, collaboration, and leadership in science and technology. It featured activities such as press conferences with Renato U. Solidum Jr. and other Department of Science and Technology officials, as well as Hack4Smarter Butuan, where students showcased AI-driven solutions for smarter and more sustainable communities.

I participated in the 2025 National Innovation Day in Caraga – Caraga Startup PitchFest: Innovating for Regional Development, held at Watergate Hotel. The event brought together innovators, startups, and aspiring entrepreneurs to present creative solutions aimed at driving regional growth and development. It served as a platform to showcase ideas, foster collaboration, and promote innovation within the Caraga region.

I participated in ABRInture 2024: Pitching Competition, held at Agusan del Sur State University, where we presented innovative solutions to real world challenges identified through reverse pitching by various government sectors. Unlike traditional pitch events, this format flipped the script government agencies presented pressing problems across different sectors, and we, as participants, proposed technology-driven solutions.

I competed as a participant in Hack4Gov3, a cybersecurity Capture-the-Flag (CTF) competition organized by DICT Caraga. The event brought together student teams from across the region to solve technical challenges in areas like cryptography, forensics, and web security, aimed at strengthening national cyber defense capabilities.