I'm a software engineer based in New York, most recently focused on building high-performance frontend systems for financial markets. I graduated from Cornell University where I studied computer science and built autonomous aerial vehicles.
I've spent the last several years shipping production software at scale — first at Meta, and then at Citadel Securities. I care about fast, reliable interfaces and the kind of engineering craft that makes complex systems feel simple to use.
I'm interested in a wide array of technologies, including hardware and AI systems, and I'm always looking for opportunities to learn and grow. When I'm not coding, you can find me snowboarding, at the gym, or spending too much money on keyboards.
Competed in the national Student Unmanned Air Systems (SUAS) competition, placing second three years running. Responsible for PCB design, RF communications, power systems, on-aircraft computing, and custom electronics for the in-flight air drop system. Wrote a Bash script to autonomously connect the aircraft to wireless networks and execute two-way file transfers mid-flight.
Whether you have a question, an opportunity, or just want to say hi — my inbox is open.