I approach software the way a scientist approaches the world.Every system begins as a question. In my work, I study where things are still manual, form a hypothesis, and experiment with AI until the answer holds up in production. It started in school with one question, how does the web actually work? That question never really ended. It became my method: observe, question, experiment, refine.
I design and build digital products, thinking not only about how they work but also why they should exist. My current area of focus is AI: agents that reason, automation that removes repetitive work, and search that surfaces the right answer. Hackathons are my lab, where I've tested ideas across AI and Web3 and come away with seven wins.
Outside of work, I read widely across finance, economics, politics, and history, trying to understand how the world's larger systems really work. and keep me grounded. They teach me to slow down, notice the details, and remember that "The best solutions come from understanding the world beyond the screen."