I'm a third-year student at Northeastern University studying Computer Science. This Summer I built web agents in San Francisco, CA (Opero Labs). This fall I'll be a Software Engineering Intern at Amazon. Previously, I worked at Philips as a Software Engineering Co-op, where I developed features for a hospital monitoring system used by thousands of hospitals worldwide. I also helped develop an ed-tech tool called Gruepr, used by over 80 institutions, alongside Professor Joshua Hertz at Northeastern. More recently I built Sherpa, a tool that helps developers understand a codebase on GitHub through intelligent retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) on that codebase & its history.

Outside of coding, I enjoy playing basketball, strength training, walks, and reading about interesting things. Lately I've been especially curious about optimizing human learning. You can check out my full resume here.