Welcome to my portfolio, built with modern technologies including React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS. Thanks for stopping by!

1Research & WireframingAfter documenting requirements to fully understand the problem space, I conduct competitive analysis and UI research. This informs the creation of detailed wireframes and mockups that help identify overlooked requirements and effectively communicate vision to stakeholders.

2Feedback & CollaborationWith wireframes established, I facilitate collaborative review sessions with cross-functional teams. This iterative feedback process not only enhances design quality but also fosters team alignment and creates an environment that values diverse perspectives.

3Refinement & PrototypingIncorporating team feedback, I evolve wireframes into high-fidelity prototypes with interactive elements. This stage focuses on usability testing, visual polish, and preparing assets for development handoff.

4Experimentation & LearningI embrace calculated experimentation to push creative boundaries. While not every concept succeeds, each iteration provides valuable insights that drive innovation and continuous improvement in the design process.

About

During my sophomore year of college, I joined TrampleZone, a small startup where I collaborated with fellow students to enhance HotSpots—a desktop and mobile application that utilized OpenStreetMaps to enable users to rate and review local venues.

Several months into my role, we embarked on developing MyChapter, a new application focused on Greek life organizations. Under the mentorship of founder Jim, I contributed to system architecture by creating UML diagrams and took ownership of frontend design and implementation. After graduating during the COVID-19 pandemic, I transitioned to a full-time software engineering position at TrampleZone, where I continued developing MyChapter and conducted pilot testing with multiple fraternities at my alma mater.

Following my time at TrampleZone in early 2024, I invested time in independent learning and community involvement in Somerville. This period allowed me to gain a valuable perspective, renew my passion for software engineering, and enjoy an active lifestyle through local basketball leagues and exploring walking trails. I have since deepened my expertise by exploring new languages and frameworks, and I'm now excited to join a collaborative team focused on creating software that delivers real value to users. I'm currently based in Wilmot, NH, and am fully open to relocation for the right opportunity.

Me skydiving in Swakopmund, Namibia during my IQP

Skydiving in Swakopmund, Namibia (IQP)

View of Hout Bay in Cape Town, South Africa

Hout Bay, Cape Town

Hershey being photogenic