Built executive level data analytics metrics on Hatch's $10B+ revenue pipeline. Built out an ML Model to forecast total utilization monthly. Bypassed a lot of AI blockers.

Hatch →

OSFI is the government branch regulating banks. Researched digital innovations in banking, incl. crypto, stablecoins, blockchain, CBDCs. Got to look at classified exec meetings within big banks, and had round table meetings with major players like Interac, Binance, Wealthsimple, etc.

Series A startup, builds SPR machines using microfluidics cartridges for drug discovery and molecule-molecule binding interactions. Designed SOPs, did lab testing, and ate a lot of Tim Hortons.

Nicoya →

Co-founded an AI wildfire prediction startup. We used satellite imagery + DL to forecast for ignition hotspots based on 80+ parameters. Won the Conrad e-launch pitch. Published an article with UWaterloo News that blew up, got reposted by Vivek Goel, current UW President.

Firebird →

Lived on the floor, wrangled 45+ first-years (x3), and made sure everyone survived midterms/exams. Hosted weekly floor events, ran community building, and was the on-call for the 1,000+ students in residence, with a focus on mental health.

Went to summer camp every year. Eventually they hired me to run waterfront—one of my most valuable experiences. Taught 500+ kiddos to swim, trained guards, but learned most about owning problems and leadership/communication. Also got to live in a cabin with my best friends for 4 months.

Global community of makers, artists, engineers, and everything in-between hosting weekly co-working sessions worldwide. March 2025 we organized the world's greatest demo day for 2500+ people. Truly my inspiration for pushing my limits, I would be in a very different place without Socratica <3

He can design? Well sort of.

Built some websites for various projects

• Innosolve
• Firebird Research
• Real Estate Website

I used to love writing, but school started to make it feel like a chore. I've started rekindling my love for it by writing about things I'm passionate about, on Substack and other.

I am a biochemist by trade, after all. Currently doing a biocomputational thesis on venom peptide anti-inflammatory effects in IBD and Crohn's, and building a biomedical Radioactive Isotope Detector for emergency triage. Have worked in Wet and Dry labs doing Pipetting, electrophoresis, PCR, microscopy, spectrophotometry, data modeling, statistical analysis, experimental design, etc.

• Making music with code

  Spent a day working through Strudel documentation to make this snippet

• Projection Mapping

  Making beautiful visuals through a handheld projector

• Connect 4 min/max model

  My roommates kept beating me at connect 4, so I built a simple algorithm to get the next best move

• ASCII art on a 2001 Mac OS X

I founded the first Science club formed in over a decade, scaled to ~15 people across 3 cocreation teams, with the objective of learning more technical skills, doing more independent group work that I didn't see executed with curriculum.

For years, I was terrified of public speaking. I always had confidence on what I was saying, but it's truly an art form to perfect stage confidence. After dozens of pitches, case competitions, and training from some of the best mentors I've ever had, my stage presence is far improved.

Diversified portfolio focused on industry-performance stocks, long-term performance ETFs (CSU), cryptocurrencies, depending on market conditions. My current portfolio diversification:

I have a ton of AI and productivity tools I've accumulated over the years. I love being early to these products, user testing and interviews. Here are some of my favourites:

• mymind

  Private place to save thoughts, images, and links without organizing

• f.lux

  Adjusts screen color temperature to reduce eye strain

• Wispr Flow

  AI-powered voice notes and workflow automation

• Raycast

  Mac productivity launcher with keyboard shortcuts

• Beeper

  Unified messaging app connecting all chat platforms

• Napkin

  AI tool for collecting and connecting research ideas

• Granola

  AI-powered notetaker

• Superhuman

  Lightning-fast email client with keyboard shortcuts

• Gamma

  AI-powered presentation and document builder

• Mobbin

  Mobile UI design pattern and inspiration library

• Cosmos

  Like Pinterest for design

• Exa

  AI-powered search engine with APIs for research

I love understanding event dynamics. Have attended 120+ through Luma and hosted dozens. Amazing things can happen when you bring a group of people together. Some amazing ones:

• AI Agents Workshop

  Fundamentals of AI Agents with my friend Maya Lekhi, and Advait from Warp

• Claude Create-A-Thon

  100+ cracked waterloo builders spent a whole day building claude artifacts →

• Socratica:Lounge

  12 cool demoes, 100s of people with an espresso + matcha bar, and jazz band. →

Trained up from zero experience to Iron Man 70.3 Victoria in 6 months, had a bunch of amazing friends from Waterloo and SF join. The journey is so hard yet so worthwhile!