Engineering at the intersection of ‘I don't know how’ and ‘I'll figure it out’. From custom IoT devices to AI adventures, each project teaches me something new about what's possible.
Showcasing innovative solutions from AI-powered applications to enterprise-scale platforms, each project represents a commitment to cutting-edge technology and user-centered design.
Currently building enterprise applications and leading AI tool adoption at a Fortune 500 financial services company.
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A comprehensive toolkit built through years of hands-on experience, continuous learning, and real-world application across diverse projects and teams.
Building interfaces that feel intuitive and perform beautifully
From basic components to complex state management — currently using at First American for enterprise applications serving millions of users
Full-stack React magic — SSR, API routes, and performance optimization for real-world applications
Type safety that actually makes development faster, not slower — essential for enterprise development at First American
Utility-first styling that scales — from prototypes to production without design debt
Bringing interfaces to life with smooth, meaningful animations that enhance rather than distract
The fundamentals that never go out of style — semantic markup and responsive design patterns
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Driven by curiosity, powered by innovation, and committed to creating technology that makes a meaningful difference.
I'm a 2nd year Computer Science and Engineering student at UC Irvine who loves building things to solve real problems. Whether it's creating an IoT planter for a loved one or helping developers at First American learn new AI tools, I'm always excited to tackle projects that are just a bit beyond what I think I can handle. That's usually where I learn the most.
I'm one of those people who gets curious about everything. I'll read science fiction novels, watch YouTube videos about random topics, or fall down Wikipedia rabbit holes. What I've found is that these random interests actually help me think differently about coding problems. Sometimes the best solution comes from connecting ideas that seem completely unrelated.
Right now I'm really interested in AI tools and how they can help developers be more creative. I'm not trying to replace human thinking, but I love building things that amplify what people can already do. I'm always working on something that pushes me to learn new skills, whether that's hardware, mobile development, or just better ways to explain technical concepts to others.
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