Experience

Cover is a Series B startup building prefab homes on a factory line, then trucking them across Southern California to install on site, closer to manufacturing than construction. I'm a software engineer working on the systems behind that pipeline.

An intense 10-week AI engineering fellowship in Austin. I worked on evals, a stack of product experiments, and a children's learning app that ran computer vision on-device.

Built a children's learning app with on-device computer vision · Wrote eval tooling to catch agent regressions before they shipped

Software that helps Veterans get their disability claims through. I worked across an internal platform, document-processing workflows, and transcript QA tooling, and was promoted to Senior Software Engineer in 2025.

Internal platform grew from MVP into a heavily used ops tool · Built the first EventBridge pattern adopted across other teams · Shipped document-processing and transcript-analysis systems the operations team relied on

Took a few months between jobs to travel through Hong Kong, Taipei, and Japan with one backpack and no itinerary.

Construction SaaS. We built a greenfield platform for construction managers, a React Native app for drivers, and all the data plumbing around them.

Greenfield platform from first commit to daily use by construction managers · React Native driver app with real-time GPS tracking · Built the data sync between the driver app and the manager platform

Laptop-review and affiliate business I built during college. It taught me product, writing, SEO, analytics, and what it feels like when everything is your problem.

$5M+ in attributed sales over its run · $300K+ in profit · Tens of thousands of monthly readers

Studied information science with a data-analysis focus, plus a capstone on donor-retention modeling for the Rackham Graduate School.

Capstone work on donor-retention analysis · Started Laptologist while still in school · Go Blue