Technical generalist. Curious about AI, products, startups, and what to build next.
I love exploring what new technology makes possible, especially AI. The part that pulls me in is figuring out where it could be useful: finding a problem, shaping an idea, building something, and seeing how people use it.
I'm drawn to product and startups because the work crosses boundaries. I like wearing several hats: talking to users, thinking through the product, prototyping, connecting systems, and helping people adopt what gets built. The domain can change; that mix is what interests me.
- AI as a building tool: Exploring Claude and Codex workflows, prototyping ideas, and helping others use these tools. I keep responsibility for testing and decisions, with human review inside the AI workflows I design.
- Product judgment: Understanding the actual problem, deciding what is worth building, and making the result usable.
- Startups and small teams: The variety and ownership of moving between ideas, technology, and people.
| Project | What it shows |
|---|---|
| myPhysio | Built with friends as a gift for a physio colleague: a practice tool for assigning exercise programs and tracking patient recovery, with a companion mobile app. |
| Research platform documentation | Making complex tools easier to use through collaborative documentation. |
| Gravity simulator | Exploring physics through an interactive p5.js game. |
| Sentinel booth page · Code | Introducing our medtech AI project for MS MRI review through a scroll-driven story that works from a phone to the event screen. |
| Liver-imaging prototype | Connecting CT preparation, model inference, and a Flask interface in a research capstone. |
The simulator and imaging prototype are earlier projects. Today I work on research platforms and applied AI at NYU Abu Dhabi's Center for Brain and Health, and I've also co-built a deployed exercise-assignment product with AI-assisted development.
I'm always interested in comparing notes on AI tools, product ideas, and problems worth solving.