I'm early in the journey and eager to learn more. I move fast, work across disciplines, and ship real solutions.
I work at the intersection of math, AI, and finance. Math gives me the rigor, AI gives me the leverage, and finance is the application.
I'm genuinely AI-native. I don't just use AI tools; I build and deploy with them. Claude, Codex, Ollama, and OpenCode are part of how I get things from idea to shipped, whether that's a deployed site, a data-visualization pipeline, or an evaluation set for child-safety models.
Underneath the tooling is real mathematical grounding and a background in finance that keep me asking the practical questions. I was built to ask what's the model, what's the outcome, what moves the number. I've run DCF and LBO analyses, automated reporting that cut coding and debugging time by 60%, and consulted for multiple businesses through Microfinance at Berkeley.
Here's the important part: I'm not claiming to be a senior engineer. I'm a fast, broad, curious builder who's early to collecting range, so the depth compounds later. Pragmatic about shipping, serious about work, and persistently learning.
Bass, guitar, drums, piano, and vocals. Since I was seven, I've played in several bands and recorded with Pro Tools. To me, music is a beautiful logic rooted in mathematical principles.
I also like to modify instruments themselves! Here's a black Strat I refinished into a Van Halen-style Frankenstrat and rewired with a Seymour Duncan humbucker.
I was a straight-A student across all high school and many community college classes.
I lead a unit of 15 kids, entirely in French. Equal parts logistics, patience, and fun.
I have a long-running fascination with the sky and with the math behind how the largest things in the universe move.
I am the Treasurer of UC Berkeley's Phi Delta Theta (California Alpha Chapter) for the 2026–27 academic school year.
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