Tech

For the past 4 years, I've been a tech consultant at Accenture. I started my career at this firm in the summer of 2022 as an analyst working in financial services on a M&A tech strategy project.

In 2024, I was promoted to senior analyst and transitioned to a business analyst role on a Public Services client working with external clients for a system cutover. In 2025, I landed a full-stack dev role at the same client during which I discovered hidden bugs and fixed root causes of system bugs to eliminate patchwork fixes to defects accumulated in the Jira backlog.

Starting in December of 2025, I've been on a rocket ship as an extension of product operations at a Frontier AI Lab. I've realized I enjoy 0-1, 1-n work and operating at the intersection of GTM, Product, external stakeholders, and Engineering, translating across contexts and cutting through chaos and ambiguity. I am a builder and a product-minded cross-functional operator.

In the summer of 2021, I began working as a contractor with Inspirit AI, a growing startup teaching AI to students globally. I worked as an instructor for the AI Scholars (high school) program and picked up the Curriculum Manager role part way through. My responsibilities included maintaining and improving the existing curriculum.

During the Summer of 2023, I returned as a Program Manager for the weekend AI Scholars sessions. I managed a Zoom call for approximately 50-60 students and 10-12 instructors during each session and prepared email reminders and summaries for each class. During the sessions, I would resolve inquiry tickets through the Zendesk platform.

I attended Cornell University, graduating with a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering in May 2021 and an M.Eng in Computer Science in December 2021. With my technical education, I spent time doing research over the summers with Prof. Zhiru Zhang within the Computer Systems Laboratory. During this time, I was able to co-author a paper published with IEEE during the 2019 FCCM conference. While primarily exploring hardware, I discovered an interest in AI and Machine Learning, specifically Computer Vision. I took many courses relating to the different facets of ML and a few robotics courses (one of which involved this fun project).

In addition to my interest in ML, I also fell in love with software engineering. One of my favorite technical classes was my functional programming class in which I and two other students built out a Tetris game in OCaml.
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As part of my engineering degree, I took some of my favorite liberal studies courses in Science Communication (which kickstarted my passion for blogging), Bioethics, and Human Development.

During my time at Cornell, I was an active member of the Big Red Marching Band (clarinet) and Big Red Pep Bands (clarinet, percussion). I took on leadership roles as the Rank Z Rank Leader (Fall 2018 - 2020) and Marching Band Historian (Fall 2021).