I lead engineering on a harness that lets companies put their own data to work with AI. Three active clients, three developers on my team.
I hacked our face login 66.5% of the time.
GoTo Financial · Data Science Intern
I red teamed the face verification system to find where it broke, then helped make it stronger. I also worked on the company's AI customer service bot.
I shipped an iOS app for couples.
Double Chin · Solo Developer
A private daily photo just for two, built for people in long distance relationships. Live on the App Store since July 2026.
I built a language game you play by mixing cards.
meramu · Solo Developer
Combine illustrated cards to discover new words in any of 50 languages. Live on the App Store since September 2026.
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I traced the real impact of climate research.
Cornell Systems Engineering · Undergraduate Researcher
I trace the path from climate patents to real deployment to power sector emissions, to see where innovation actually cuts carbon in the energy sector.
I taught Cornell students to ship a backend.
Cornell AppDev · Backend Course Instructor
I co-taught Intro to Backend Development, seven weeks from routes and databases to Docker and deployment. Every lecture is on YouTube.
Cornell Systems Engineering· Undergraduate Researcher
Sep 2024 - now
Cornell AppDev· Developer to AI Dev Lead
four roles across two years · taught the iOS course along the way
May - Aug 2025
GoTo Financial· Data Science Intern, security AI
Dec 2024 - Apr 2025
AstroDoc· iOS Developer
May - Aug 2024
GoTo Financial· Data Science Intern
Research
A climate patent is only worth as much as the power it eventually cleans up. I built a 30 year panel that follows the whole chain, from patents to real deployment to power sector emissions, to measure where innovation actually cuts carbon in the energy sector.
6,390 rows238 entities1995 · 2024 panelfixed effects + distributed lag
42 countries · Mt CO2e · 2000 to 2023
One result from the panel: the red line is what the 42 countries actually emitted, the dashed line is what they would have emitted if the renewable share had stayed frozen at its 2000 level of 16.3%. The gap is the carbon that clean energy deployment avoided, about 2,990 Mt in 2023 and 19,936 Mt over the period. Sources: OWID generation, EDGAR emissions.