I design human interfaces at Palantir, NASA, and Gallatin. I also dabble in startups at Contrary and 8VC and study computational neuroscience at UCI. Right now, I'm experimenting with human-ai collaboration and decision systems for spacewalks and race cars.
Previously, I competed in a hackathon every weekend and won 15, including the largest AI hackathon in the world. I joined Berkeley Skydeck with $68k where I designed a human-ai collaboration pipeline for dispatchers. I also hosted the largest design hackathon in the U.S.
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 and philosophy books at cafés. Other times, I run, write, and host mini dinners with friends.
Designing an triage system for 911 calls to offload non-emergency calls to an AI VUI during crisis situations with high call volumes. $68,000 in funding from Berkeley SkyDeck with a $1M Valuation.
Designing a defensive wildfire mitigation platform that forecasts fires from geographic UAV data and suggests real-time actions for firefighters.
Designing an adaptive spacesuit interface and mission control system for spacewalks on the moon. Top 10 National Finalist invited to NASA JSC to test our prototype with astronauts.
Designing a centralized platform centralizing club event-discovery @ UCI. Students discover tailored events through our app. Club Admin track metrics on the dashboard.