about
I'm a junior studying Computer Science at the University of California, Los Angeles. I currently serve as an officer for ACM Hack and contribute to exploretech.la, where I help build responsive, accessible interfaces that bring ideas to life. In winter, I'll be joining Professor Xiang "Anthony" Chen's Human-Computer Interaction Research Lab.
Outside of coding, I enjoy weightlifting, spending time with my dog, and exploring the Lands Between.
experience

Undergraduate Research Developer

Software Engineer Intern

Research & Development Engineer Intern

Software Engineer Intern
leadership & campus involvement
technologies
Frontend
- Next.js

- React

- Tailwind

- TypeScript

- Redux

Backend
- Python

- Postgres

- Lambda

- Prisma

- Firebase

selected projects
project archive
Cal Poly students had no way to get honest peer reviews of 486+ campus clubs. Built a transparent review platform with anonymous multi-dimensional ratings ('Vibe Check') and real-time aggregation, helping students make informed decisions about campus involvement.

Developers struggle to showcase GitHub contributions effectively to recruiters. GitProof generates shareable, recruiter-facing profile reports with impact scores, consistency analysis, and archetype classification using the GitHub GraphQL API, PostgreSQL, and Gemini 2.5 Flash for AI-assisted insights.

Mt. SAC's CS Club needed a modern, maintainable website to serve 900+ members. Rebuilt the site with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, implementing modular components and data-driven rendering for events and officer directories. Replaced legacy Bootstrap build with mobile-first design and static optimization.

Most workout apps are bloated with features users don't need. Built a minimal workout logger focused on efficient tracking with calendar-based editing, progress visualizations, and PostgreSQL storage for tags, comments, and dropsets. Enables progressive overload tracking without complexity.

Het.AI |
HackTech 2025
Desk workers lack real-time feedback on wrist posture, leading to repetitive strain injuries. Built het.ai at HackTech 2025—a real-time wrist diagnostic platform using Leap Motion to visualize hand posture and calculate ergonomic risk. Led frontend with Next.js, creating interactive visualizations and dashboard integrated with FastAPI backend. Outputs flexion, deviation, and pronation angles for live feedback and long-term session insights.
education

University of California, Los Angeles

Mount San Antonio College

Walnut High School
past versions
Loosely inspired by MonoCV and coded in Visual Studio Code. Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, deployed with Vercel. All text is in Cabinet Grotesk typeface.
All text is in Cabinet Grotesk typeface.




