Innovation emerges from systems—connections between people, connections between machines, and connections between people and machines. To this end, I engineer systems to fulfill researcher and consumer needs in order to propel the current reality into a more sophisticated, harmonious ecosystem.

2024 — 2025PUNKUAI Software Engineer

2024 — 2025

2023 — 2025Reality Hack, Inc. (co-organizers of MIT Reality Hack)Organizer, Hardware Hack Mentor, Software/Web Developer

2023 — 2025

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

2023 — 2024Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership ProgramEngineering Leadership Lab Assistant, Researcher

2023 — 2024

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Aiding in organization/implementation/assessment of a leader development program for undergraduate and graduate students

Developed computer-vision-based software to collect and analyze information about correlations between academic trajectories and subsequent career paths

2023 — 2023MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering (MechE)Teaching Assistant

2023 — 2023

Engaged in the design and implementation of a project-based class on combining novel hardware and extended reality technologies; instructing undergraduate and graduate students from MIT, Harvard, Berklee School of Music

2023 — 2023Massachusetts Institute of TechnologySoftware Engineer/Staff

2023 — 2023

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Developed and deployed a suite of Google apps to digitize/automate resident management for over 500 students and researchers across three MIT residence halls, monitored/facilitated building operations and maintenance at Burton-Conner House