I’m a software engineer focused on building data-driven, systems-oriented applications, including APIs, routing algorithms, simulation tools, and AI-integrated systems.
Before entering computer science, I studied the liberal arts at St. John’s College in Santa Fe, where I developed a rigorous approach to problem-solving grounded in careful reading, abstraction, and first-principles thinking. I later worked in the fine art world as a gallery director, curator, and editor, gaining experience leading projects, working with stakeholders, and communicating complex ideas clearly.
Outside of work, I’m a cyclist, photographer, and outdoor enthusiast. I’m motivated by building tools that support strong communities, sustainable systems, and better relationships with the physical world.
React, Node.js, Express, Python, Vite, TailwindCSS, SQLite, Docker
Cyclone is an AI-powered cycling route generator that creates personalized loops and point-to-point rides based on distance, elevation, and surface preferences. Riders describe their ideal route in natural language, and the system combines GPT-powered waypoint generation with routing engines like GraphHopper, Valhalla, and OpenStreetMap to build engaging, GPX-compatible rides with elevation data and turn-by-turn navigation.
AWS, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Python.
Turbo is a webapp that aggregates used car listings from Craigslist and enriches them with VIN and MSRP data to give buyers and dealers clear market insights. It supports search, filtering, value comparisons, and regional trend analysis through interactive charts and tables. The stack includes a PostgreSQL database hosted on AWS, a Node.js/Express backend for API services, and a React frontend with MUI, Emotion, React Router, and Recharts for a responsive and data-driven UI.
