Hi! I hope you're having a good day. This is my website, which has some information about me and my life.
Education
I'll graduate with a BA in Computer Science & Mathematics, and a concentration in Cognitive Science, from Williams College in 2027.ⓘ I'll also be studying abroad at Oxford for '25-'26.
Experience
You might want to check out my resume, but here's a quick overview:
- Backend SWE intern at Ramp: Developed bulk upload and download features for vendor documents, including an async pipeline to categorize documents and extract and propagate details to internal vendor profiles. Refactored S3 handling to reduce future S3 bills by estimated 40%.
- Freelance developer for The Benson Place Farm: built out an old-school full-stack customized inventory management and order placement system using native JS and Go, hosted locally by reverse proxy. Now serving hundreds of customers a month!
- Student developer for Williams Students Online: work with Williams students to improve microservices for our student-run website. Integrated professor reviews with our course scheduler and developed a major requirements planner and custom major editor. Now working on rolling out Redis-based caching, supporting dining hall reviews, and integrating newsfeeds into a school-wide calendar.
- Research assistant for Anna Plantinga benchmarking Solemate, a shoeprint matching pipeline.
- Research assistant for Mark Hopkins and his thesis student: examined effects of low-resource bilingual vs. multilingual training on parallel and non-overlapping corpora with Meta's NLLB model. Developed hypotheses and ran experiments (e.g. language encryption, different source domains) to explain variance in accuracy b/c of lexeme overlap, domain overfitting, and model capacity.
- Transportation researcher for Williams Center for Learning in Action: worked with a TDM ⓘ coordinator to design a carpool web app, built out a backend using Go and GORM, researched mobility patterns in the Berkshires.
- Research intern for MSKCC MIND: high school summer internship, worked on CV models to identify cell features, collaborated with data engineers to streamline the training pipeline for non-tech-savvy pathologists.
- COO (and various other roles) at Steel City Codes: managed operations for a large ⓘ nonprofit: conducted outreach, hired and onboarded tutors and administrative staff, organized sponsored events, raised money, planned hackathons, designed curricula. Started as a tutor in 2020 and worked my way up.
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