The hardest problems demand clarity under chaos. The next frontier isn't smarter AI. It's interfaces where humans and AI think and act as one. I'm currently designing decision support systems for battlefield ops at Palantir and Gallatin AI. I'm a Contrary and 8VC Fellow, and study cs & neuroscience at UC Irvine.

Previously, I competed in a hackathon every weekend and won 15, including the world's largest AI hackathon. I joined Berkeley Skydeck to build AI agents for 911 dispatchers, hosted the largest design hackathon in the U.S, and presented my research on adaptive navigation tools for spacewalks to the European Space Agency.

As a kid I built cardboard claw machines and sold handmade clothes in my living room. Augmenting perception and beauty felt like alchemy. Henceforth, I made it my life's mission to master (and elevate) the art of human experience.

Occasionally, I rabbit hole into WW2 history, write, and linger in classical art museums. My favorite painting is the Blue Boy and my favorite book is Mastery.