This is just to share some of my projects and maybe talk about myself a bit. What I like to do is everything from building & training models to creating products. I do deep learning research and full-stack development.

At the moment, I'm focused on building out a couple projects (and products?) through a portfolio organization we created called Candy Wrapper Co. "We" refers to me and two other friends. I'm also leading a project at Hedra. I'll have more to share on that later on.

What I've done in the past

I previously was a research scientist at RunwayML and helped contribute to Gen-1 and Gen-2. I also helped out with the team at Normal Computing doing research (Posteriors, Neural CDEs).

Along the way, I also worked (interned) at Snapchat, SandboxAQ (previously Google X), and Nylas. And, if you count this, I interned at Boeing back in high school where I worked on Echo Voyager (probably did more ping-pong than work though which is why it might not count).

Project Highlights

• Palette
  An app to remix your photos by messing with the metadata of the original image. Collaboration with Sakun.

  Site Download Demo
• Patchworks
  A distributed search engine to index segments of videos provided a user's search query (think of Perplexity for YouTube). Collaboration with Laurent and Sakun.

  Site Demo Inspiration
• Floating Hands Canvas
  Started with a whiteboard for floating hands that went viral on X, play around with it yourself. Collaboration with the tldraw team.

  Site Code Demo

  Then, turned into a canvas for turning your drawings into images.

  Site Demo
• Boosted Board Controller
  Reverse-engineered the pairing protocol on Boosted Boards after they went out of business. Probably the first person to successfully do so.

  Blog Code Demo
• Gumball
  Older project but experimenting with a companion coder to help you solve leetcode-esque problems before agents became popular. Collaboration with Avinash.

  Site Demo
• Cetacea
  Back in high school, I led a team to build underwater ROVs (remotely operated vehicles). Something I'm still really proud of to this day and always worth mentioning.

  Project