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Growing up I've lived in a small city called Tracy for the majority of my life, and I'm now currently a 3rd year at UC Berkeley studying Computer Science with a minor in Data Science! Prior to college I had actually never written a line of code in my life...
The summer before my freshman year at Berkeley, I learned how to program by going over the CS61A content in advance—Berkeley's introductory CS course I would take in the Fall—and that's where I fell in love with programming. Since then, I've worked at a number of dope startups as both an intern and founding engineer in areas like the backend, frontend, fullstack, AI, mobile apps, etc., and will be tackling big tech this upcoming summer at Adobe in Seattle as a software engineering intern!
I also quite like cats, I have two named Pucca and Baki. There are some pictures below of them :)
I love meeting new people and making new connections, so don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or would like to chat!
Software Engineer | UC Berkeley CS '27
Specializing in AI/ML and Full-Stack Development
feat. Pucca and Baki
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Education
Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
University of California, Berkeley, 2027
Coursework
Experience
Incoming Software Engineer Intern
Adobe Cloud Platform & Collaboration (ACPC) Team
Founding Engineer
At Solace, I'm currently working as a founding engineer and built a lot of what Solace is today from the ground up. Our sole mission is to make mental wellness more accessible, and we're doing so through leveraging AI/ML to build both hardware and software AI wellness agents. I worked on Solace's core infrastructure, the core voice-to-voice and hyper-personilization functionality of the AI agents, amongst some other cool features.
Software Engineer Intern
EduSync is a startup aiming to bring AI to education starting from a young age. I worked on entirely refactoring the RAG system, a bunch of AI-based features for teachers and students to familiarize themselves with AI in the classroom, amongst a lot of other optimizations. Some of the features I built and shipped from 0->100 include AI-based PowerPoint/rubric/assignment feedback generators, a weekly pulse report feature for parents, and more.
Software Engineer Intern
SuperIntro is an AI-based social networking platform and relationship simulator. I worked primarily on the backend; some examples include how I updated event RSVP system with TypeScript + MongoDB for match-based invitations and notifications, built and prompted conversational AI agents with LangChain automating 120+ simulated interactions per day, and generated successful matchmaking in 92% of registered SuperIntro users across SF/LA/NYC.
Extracurriculars
Besides my professional experience, I've also been involved in a few other things around campus. I've done some tutoring (CS61A, CS61B/Data Structures and Algorithms), and participated as a team member in a few different tech clubs where I worked on things ranging from software applications all the way to rocketry.
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Presentify
AI PowerPoint Generator
OpenAI + pandoc PowerPoint generator for teachers based on 2,000+ student errors pulled from Supabase.
Speechly
AI-Powered Public Speaking Platform
Python/Flask + JavaScript web app using OpenAI to critique and provide feedback to user presentations.
OfflineGPT
Software to Use LLMs Offline
Python + FastAPI software that allows users to use LLMs offline if the dorm wifi goes out.
Unplugged
Cross-Platform Offline LLM App
Backend for an iOS and Android compatible app (with Objective-C++/JNI) that allows users to use the newly released Quantized Lightweight Llama Models (3.2 1B and 3B) completely offline.
ChatCentral
Interactive LLM Chat Interface
React/HTML/CSS interactive LLM chat interface website (NO API KEYS - pure frontend). This was purely to practice my React and was probably the first real frontend thing I did lol.
World Generation
Interactive 2D Game
Interactive 2D game in Java using an algorithm to randomly generate rooms and connective hallways. This was actually a project I built for my data structures and algorithms class, but thought it was really cool.
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Feel free to reach out if you'd like to connect!