Computer Science & Mathematics @ Northeastern University
I like building things that feel natural — tools that quietly make life easier or more interesting.
I'm studying Computer Science and Mathematics at Northeastern University, where I'm exploring the logic and creativity behind software, data, and design.
When I'm not working on assignments, I'm usually tinkering with personal projects — small experiments that turn into something real.
A retro-styled financial dashboard that uses AI to track spending, detect fraud, and automate savings.
Built with React, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Docker — created for BostonHacks 2025.
A personal AI assistant that connects with Alexa and local APIs for smart automation.
It's an ongoing experiment in natural interaction and embedded intelligence.
A lightweight web tool to check when friends or family are free — no app installs, just a clean link that works everywhere.
Designed around simplicity and shared schedules.
A series of small, focused bots for servers — from moderation and games to simple AI chat.
Each one started as a weekend idea that taught me something new about APIs, async logic, or user experience.