a few things i've worked on over the years

founding engineer at an AI-native knowledge tool for engineers. building production agent systems — tool execution, retrieval pipelines, evals, and streaming infrastructure at scale

built a custom API gateway for Stripe’s v2 API, including REST and GraphQL interfaces but allowing internal teams to just write gRPC endpoints

learned a lot about reliability, security, and performance at scale - 20k RPS with an SLA of 6 nines

an open wiki for city government in Great Falls, Montana: who meets, when, what they decided, and where the public record lives. every page points back at the agenda, minutes, or recording it came from. anyone can edit, no account needed.

a queue-style video chat platform where constituents line up to speak with a candidate. filling the gap between impersonal livestreams and low-throughput individual conversations.

originally a project for cs91r at Harvard.

staff for web.lab, MIT’s IAP intro web development course and competition.

ran operations for the 300+ person course and gave ~5 lectures, in 2020 and 2021.

an online multiplayer, fpga-based game heavily inspired by the game Overcooked. ~150 lines of Python for the server, ~250 lines of C++ for the esp32 comms, and ~3,500 lines of systemverilog.

originally a project for 6.111 at MIT.

the pierogis meander about, peacefully — like a grazing flock of sheep. at the touch of a button, a fork materializes and gives chase. the pierogis scatter, fearing for their lives. with another touch, you become the pierogi.

originally a project for 6.837 at MIT.

1,000+ hackers, 36 sponsors, 24 hours, and 8 tracks.

as head of logistics for hackmit 2019, i poured my life and soul into making this event — mit’s largest hackathon — the best it can possibly be.

where else can you find the ceo of y combinator, quora, and hackerone — and the cofounders of figma, arduino and lambda school — all at the same event?

welcome to a world of boundless excitement, at hackmit 2018.

an iot solution capable of fully facilitating communication between street lamps across the city, emergency providers, and a web interface.

originally a project for 6.08 at mit.

this website. yes, the one you’re reading right now. yeah, i count it as a project.

originally an experiment for me to learn more about design, animation, and Next.js, but recently migrated to Astro!