About
A bit about me
I'm interested in software engineering and applied-AI/ML roles — especially where systems meet healthcare, security, or data infrastructure — and I'm always glad to talk about full-stack builds, LLMs, or interesting engineering problems.
I'm a software engineer and AI builder finishing a coterminal M.S. in Computer Science and B.S. in Bioengineering (with Honors) at Stanford. I like building things end-to-end — full-stack apps with real users, LLM and agentic AI systems, and the data pipelines underneath them — and my bioengineering background gives me depth in healthcare and biosecurity that most software engineers don't have.
My work spans industry and research: developing agentic AI at IBM Verify, shipping a full-stack mobile app (React Native + Firebase) used by real students, implementing a GPT-2 Transformer from scratch, and founding a biosurveillance “digital immune system” at Stanford's Gordian Knot Center. Across all of it I care about reliable, well-tested systems that make a measurable difference for people.
Recognition
- Gordian Knot National Security Innovation Scholar, Stanford's Gordian Knot Center for National Security Innovation
- Stanford Award of Excellence
- Published research in Academic Pediatrics on early-life adversity and long-term child outcomes
- HSF Scholar · SHPE / GE Scholarship
