Building Scalable
Web Platforms

About Me

I moved to the US during high school, where a drive to excel in academics and running quickly shaped my path.

That go-getter mentality led me to start my high school's first cross-country team, ultimately earning a full-ride scholarship to the University of San Francisco. Studying Computer Science at USF connected my love for software development with a mission-driven mindset to make the world a better place through technology. While earning my degrees at USF, I also served as the NCAA Division I Team Captain for the Cross Country and Track teams. Competing at that level instilled a deeply resilient, growth-oriented mindset in me. Today, I apply that same dedication to my engineering career: always striving to elevate my own skills while mentoring and bringing out the best in the teams around me.

Over the past decade, I've built my career as a Senior Software Engineer and Tech Lead, architecting scalable, high-traffic frontend systems for companies like Reddit, Minted, and Yahoo. From rewriting core platforms for tens of millions of daily active users to deploying AI-driven developer tooling that accelerates engineering velocity, my focus is always on delivering optimal performance and seamless user experiences. I'm currently based in Seattle, WA, where my love for endurance and teamwork continues outside the office. When I'm not building delightful products, you can find me serving on the board of the Seattle Nomad Cycling Club, playing basketball competitively, renovating my home, or hiking and camping in the Pacific Northwest (during the 5 months of the year that we can!).