I am a Computer Science graduate from RPI with a background in Python, C#, and C++, and a minor in Literature and Creative Writing. My interests lie at the intersection of technology, strategy, and storytelling. I enjoy analyzing complex problems, designing practical solutions, and translating technical ideas into clear, actionable insights.

A CLI filesystem analyzer that crawls directory structures, generates storage and file-type reports, and detects duplicate files with SHA-256 hashing.

A clean Python tool that checks whether a given string is a palindrome, handling edge cases like casing and punctuation.

A YouTube channel where I discuss and review the books I'm reading — fiction, non-fiction, whatever I'm into that month.

PowerPoint presentations breaking down books I've read — themes, structure, character arcs, and literary devices.
I graduated from RPI in May 2025 with a degree in Computer Science, specializing in AI and Machine Learning, and a minor in Literature and Creative Writing — which pretty much sums up how my brain works.
I've taught coding to everyone from kindergarteners to college students, built automation tools that cut manual work by 40%, and written fiction that won an award. Right now I'm a coding instructor and library assistant at Friends Academy, and always working on something on the side.
I'm most at home in Python, C#, and C++ but I pick up whatever the project needs.
The language of "Persephone and I" is fresh and propulsive, imbuing the story of a typical night in the life of an adolescent boy with a sense of excitement and wonder. While the scenes are bustling and active with the energy of other young characters, the reader is made to identify closely with our protagonist — a young man who knows himself all too well but is still looking to find where he fits.
I've taught code to K–2 kids and college students, automated workflows in Python, built Excel dashboards, and interned at Girls Who Code. Full details in the Google Doc below.