Passionate about the design and analysis of algorithms, scalable architectures, and distributed computing.

2022 — NowRemitlySoftware Development Engineer

2022 — Now

Seattle, WA

Early full stack engineer on Remitly’s first consumer lending team, helping architect and launch a net-new financial product.

Owned the underwriting and fraud monitoring domains, driving system design and technical direction.

Built out onboarding, decisioning, and repayment UX flows with React, TypeScript, and GraphQL

Built real-time fraud monitoring infrastructure, enabling low-latency queries and signal generation to protect lending and payment flows.

Designed and implemented Temporal-based workflows to orchestrate underwriting decisions, loan origination, repayments, servicing, and exception handling across distributed services.

Developed scalable backend services and APIs supporting the full loan lifecycle, from origination through servicing.

Contributed to the public launch of Remitly One and helped scale the platform to 50,000+ monthly active users.

2022 — 2022LoanSnapSenior Engineer

2022 — 2022

Integrate LoanSnap's pricing engine with the Bacon Protocol, a decentralized mortgage lending protocol

Manage and deploy twice-weekly releases of our software

2020 — 2022LoanSnapSoftware Engineer

2020 — 2022

San Francisco, California, United States

Full stack development in Python (Django) + React

Algorithmic task scheduling for the underwriting and processing of mortgages

Intelligent mortgage pricing on a per-customer basis

Fault-tolerant integrations with external APIs (Spruce, Doma, Optimal Blue)

2019 — 2019AdRoll GroupSoftware Engineering Intern

2019 — 2019

San Francisco, California, United States

Worked on the Data Audiences team to perform user state segmentation on cookies. Designed and implemented an ETL pipeline using Apache Spark to count the number of cookies that an ad campaign failed to register a bid for. Enabled account managers to estimate the effectiveness various of targeting strategies for a particular ad campaign.

2018 — 2019Clay-Wolkin Fellowship in Computer Engineering, Harvey Mudd CollegeResearch Fellow

2018 — 2019

Worked under Prof. David Harris on the development of an augmented reality application for aircraft pilots providing field-of-view telemetry. Implemented an augmented first person camera engine from the ground up using OpenGL and the Android sensor fusion API to paint graphical elements over moving aircraft in the real world. Successfully deployed the application on the Epson BT-300 AR Headset.

Education

Harvey Mudd College

Experience+

Education

Bachelor of Science - BS