About me

I’m an engineer and researcher who’s spent the last decade working at startups and publishing research at the intersection of data, infrastructure, and real-world impact—from utilities to healthcare. I care deeply about solving meaningful problems with practical tools, and I try to bring a builder’s mindset to everything I do.

These days, I live in Brooklyn. I play drums, host the occasional dinner party, and spend a lot of time thinking about how machine learning systems can be made more useful, accessible, and human-centered. This site is a place for me to share and refine those thoughts as they develop.