I graduated from Northwestern University, with a double major in Computer Science and Economics in June 2019.
My interests (at the moment) lie in Agile Development, Machine and Deep Learning and interdisciplinary applications with the field of Economics. I want to build clean software that makes an impact.
At my core, I’m a passionate learner, a do-er and an extremely determined soul. My motto is to be the best self I can, which is why I strive for excellence and constant progress in whatever I do.
For fun, I enjoy any music-related activity, doing tech side-projects, occasionally writing and always pushing my limits – whether it’s in the gym, out on the road or in the classroom.
Software Engineer
Working on the decision services team, specifically on auto-dispatch of orders to drivers, at the nation's leading online and mobile food ordering and delivery marketplace.
Algorithm Engineer Intern
I worked on the Computer Vision group building deep learning models for object detection and classification. Focused on debugging tools for deep networks based on feature visualization and attribution.
Software Engineering Intern
I aided with Android mobile app development and developed tools to streamline workflow within Platform engineering and Analytics teams.
Summer Intern
I worked on a cost-optimisation project for a major steel-coated products manufacturer, doing analysis and research with a focus on marketing efficacy.
A distributed version of the Santorini board game. An exercise in clean code.
Strugglebus is an app that helps Northwestern students choose classes to take together.
A moodtracker app for the staff of Lurie Children's Hospital.
Simple web crawler built for a coding challenge that returns a sitemap of a domain. BFS and DFS options for crawling available.
SlackBot that reacts to my PhD student friend's messages with an older_man emoji.
A webapp that evaluates your collaborative playlists, showing you top contributors and statistics about attributes aggregated over all songs.
A Facebook Messenger Bot for the TedX Northwestern Conference 2016.
A 2D game created for my EECS 111 class. Features a spaceship and a big, black hole.
I've held teaching assistant positions in both the computer science and economics departments at Northwestern, where I've taught discussion sections, led office hours and done grading for courses. They include:
EPIC is the premiere entrepreneurship student group at Northwestern University. As director of tech, I led a team developing for student organisations and other clients including startups in the Garage (Northwestern’s hub and space for startups on campus).
I take part in the College Fed Challenge as part of of Northwestern's team, where I help lead team research efforts and present at the competition.
The Fed Challenge is a competition hosted by the Federal Reserve System where teams play the role of monetary policymakers by analyzing economic conditions and recommending a course for monetary policy. During my time on the team, we have:
