I build things.
Also developed as HelloFriend.care
A caregiving platform designed to help older adults live more independently through reminders, a caregiver dashboard, family notes, simple tablet prompts and missed-reminder alerts.
An address-based flood-risk project inspired by growing up in flood-prone Hoboken. It combines environmental and infrastructure information to make flood risk easier to understand.
An AI assistant experiment for exploring large language models, prompt design, interfaces and practical ways people can work with AI.
An indoor gourmet mushroom growing system combining biology, environmental controls, sensors and hands-on experimentation with humidity, light and growing conditions.
Engineering is how I think about systems. Photography, music and art are different ways I explore ideas, structure, rhythm, composition, place and the things that catch my attention.
A view of Hoboken's historic Lackawanna Terminal reinterpreted through the visual language of an eighteenth-century Italian engraving. The piece was selected in New Jersey's 8th Congressional District and displayed at the U.S. Capitol.
Street scenes, architecture, cities and landscapes, with a focus on composition, geometry, perspective and the built environment.
Digital music production and composition using Logic Pro, FL Studio, GarageBand, keyboards and pad-based production tools.
Large-scale drawing, digital artwork and architecture-inspired visual studies that explore form, repetition, place and structure.
Growing up in Hoboken, New Jersey made flooding an everyday engineering problem rather than an abstract one. After Hurricane Sandy, I saw what happens when water, streets, buildings and infrastructure collide.
That experience developed into an interest in civil and construction engineering, drainage, resilient infrastructure, systems engineering and the use of digital tools to understand physical problems.
During my summer internship with the City of Southlake Engineering Department, I was exposed to plan review, AutoCAD, field inspections, drainage and stormwater projects, and the day-to-day work behind public infrastructure.
I attend Southlake Carroll High School in Texas. I play varsity soccer and club soccer with Dallas Texans, and outside school I spend a lot of time building projects, taking photographs, making digital art, producing music and experimenting with new technology.
I also attended Texas Boys State and participated in a Rotary Youth Exchange to Brazil. Both experiences strengthened my interest in public service, cities, culture and the way communities are built.