Hey! I'm a Computer Science student from Chicago, currently at Georgia Tech with a 4.0 GPA.
I love building things that people actually want to use. Right now I'm really into creating products that solve real problems - whether that's helping people nail their interviews or making fun AR filters that go viral on TikTok.
I'm looking for roles in Product Management, Technical Program Management, or Software Engineering where I can combine my technical background with my passion for building user-focused products.
When I'm not glued to my laptop, you'll find me at the gym (probably doing too much research on the "optimal" workout split), gaming with friends, or falling down random YouTube rabbit holes about productivity hacks.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
2022 - Dec 2025 (Expected)
GPA: 4.0/4.0
I built this because job interviews are stressful and most prep resources suck. It's got three main parts: Blueprints (custom prep plans), Quickies (quick daily practice), and Vibzy (an AI that actually gives useful feedback on coding interviews).
Turns out people really needed this - we've hit 11K+ visitors and 31K+ page views. It combines the behavioral and technical prep you actually need with real company research, not just generic advice.
Led a team to build an AI-powered note-taking and lecture assistant that actually helps students learn better. Got it running on Georgia Tech's NVIDIA AI supercomputer, which sounds fancy but really just means it's fast and accessible to 20,000+ students.
The best part was managing the team and figuring out how to make AI tools that students would actually want to use in their daily studying.
Started making AR filters for fun and somehow ended up with 11B+ views and 40M+ videos made with my creations. Turns out people really love filters that actually work well and look cool.
I'm in the top 0.01% of TikTok effect creators, which honestly still blows my mind. It's all about understanding what trends people want and building them before everyone else does.
Built AI-powered modules to help students actually understand Data Structures & Algorithms instead of just memorizing them. Used AI to personalize the learning experience for each student.
Led a team of 4 people through the whole development process - from brainstorming to launch. Learned a lot about managing people and keeping everyone motivated.
Spotify Wrapped is cool, but it only comes once a year and doesn't show you enough detail. So we built our own version with way more insights and you can check it anytime.
Led a team of 6 through the whole process - from connecting to Spotify's API to making the data actually look good. Everyone had different strengths which made it really fun to coordinate.
Developed an Android app using Kotlin, empowering Alzheimer's patients with facial recognition capabilities via AWS Rekognition and secure user profile storage in Google Firebase.
Conceived and executed during HackGTX in a team of three.
Created an AI-powered productivity assistant that helps users manage tasks, schedule meetings, and optimize their workflow.
Integrated with popular productivity tools and calendars to provide a seamless experience across different platforms.
Designed a community stories feature to address cultural content gaps and enhance engagement in language learning.
Conducted user interviews and iterative testing to create an inclusive, culturally relevant learning experience.
Designed an intuitive mobile interface combining AI motion tracking, instructional videos, and written resources for proper gym form.
Conducted iterative user testing to refine AI coach and multimedia instruction features.
Always down to chat about projects, opportunities, or just cool tech stuff. Feel free to reach out!