I’m a product builder who turns complex, human-centered problems into clear, actionable solutions

Problems I Tried Solving

Quopt: A word game with meaning

Most word games are fun but forgettable.
I wanted to create something that challenged the brain and left something behind. With Quopt, the goal isn’t just to solve a puzzle — it’s to rediscover a quote that’s meant something to someone. It’s about making a game that’s both clever and thoughtful, where you leave feeling a little more inspired than when you started.

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Engagement

12 min

User Satisfaction

4.5*

Peek: See how machines see

Most machine learning demos feel abstract.
I wanted to build something you could see and play with. Peek turns your webcam into a live demo of computer vision, labeling everyday objects in real time. It’s simple, interactive, and helps people see how machines "see" — no code, no setup, just curiosity.

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Usability

85%

User Retention

70%

MenuSC: Check menus fast

Campus dining shouldn’t be a guessing game.
Menus are buried, clunky, or just hard to read. I built MenuSC to make it easier for USC students to quickly see what’s being served — with filters for dietary needs, a clean design, and just enough detail to make a decision before walking out the door.

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Conversion Rate

18%

User Satisfaction

4.8*

Rush: Sprinklers for wildfire defense

Wildfires spread faster than help can arrive.
Rush is a rapid-deploy sprinkler system designed to protect properties in high-risk zones. It sprays a fire-retardant chemical mix that coats rooftops and vegetation, creating a temporary shield against embers and flames. It’s a last line of defense for the moments that matter most.

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About Me

What I Want
I like making things that make people go “Oh, this gets me.” Not in a gimmicky way — in a quiet, this actually helps kind of way. I’m drawn to problems I’ve seen people around me actually face. And if I’m leading, I want it to feel like we’re figuring it out together — with honesty, not ego.

What I'm Good At
I tend to jump in before I feel ready. I ask the questions no one wants to ask. I make sense of messy things and help others feel less stuck in the process. I find clarity in chaos, and I care deeply about making it easier for others to do the same.

What Shaped Me
I’ve worn a lot of hats — PM, founder, teammate, problem-solver — whatever the team needed. Working with people I care about taught me that trust is the real foundation of anything worth building. And along the way, I realized the work only feels good when it reflects something true, when it connects back to people’s real needs.

What’s Next
Product, startups, maybe something of my own. I want to stay close to the user, grounded in real problems, and build things that feel thoughtful, a little unconventional, and honest to the core.