Software Engineer at UW building tools for neuroscience research. I craft full-stack applications, explore AI/ML, want to ship a product that will make an impact.
I'm a Computer Science student at the University of Washington's Paul G. Allen School (GPA: 3.8), currently working as a Software Developer at the Steinmetz Lab where I develop and contribute to neuroscience visualization tools used by researchers worldwide.
My work spans from building probe-insertion planning tools for electrophysiology to conducting research in Privacy and Security Lab. My current project is researching web privacy and cookie consent compliance. I'm passionate about turning complex problems into elegant solutions.
When I'm not coding, I'm usually making waves in the pool or gains in the gym. I am also an active in Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. In my free time I usually find new side projects to build, explore theory of computing or just make some good food.
AI-driven A/B testing platform automating UI experimentation with real-time data analysis for optimizing engagement.
Android digital wellness app with 30% reduction in app-switching. System-level blocking helping 200+ users save 3+ hours daily.