My interests lie at the intersection of technology for social good, creativity, and education. Feel free to connect!
Here are some of the projects I've worked on.
A platform that allows teachers to bring AI into their classrooms to transform homework into a dynamic and engaging learning experience, avoiding the black-box of LLMs.
A minimalist social app that helps small, long-distance friend groups stay connected by sharing weekly photo dumps in an intuitive feed.
Supaclass
https://www.supaclass.ai/Architected and implemented a Dockerized in-browser terminal to execute python homework submissions. Automated image publishing to Amazon ECR, and on-demand ECS Fargate tasks to pull student submissions from S3, enabling distributed system-level sandboxing for code evaluation. Launched a 50+ participant pilot by conducting product demos and organic outreach to educators, including teachers from USC, UCLA, UCI, etc. accelerating adoption across K–12 and higher ed.
LavaLab at USC
https://usclavalab.org/Making LavaLab a place that alumni continue to come back to.
Selected as 1 of 14 developers out of 350+ applicants in USC's premier startup incubator. Worked with a fellow co-developer, designer, and PM to bring our startup to life.
ShiftSC
https://www.shiftsc.org/Leading groups of members to create startups and passion projects of their design.
Currently building a productivity app to track what you have done, not what you need to do.
Each year of my life I dedicate to learning something new. Here are some of the hobbies I've picked up over the years.
I love creating digital art, and occasionally swap out my iPad for a regular pencil, paper, and watercolors as well!
I started teaching myself the guitar in senior year of high school. I like learning iconic guitar solos, as well as the classic Taylor Swift and Coldplay!
I've been trained in Carnatic vocal music since I was eight years old. It's been a stable way of connecting me with my culture, no matter where I go.
A childhood love I'm revisiting - I mostly play whatever strikes my curiosity in the moment. I've recently finished up Arabesque by Debussy.