The story behind
what I build.

I started building things before I had the vocabulary to describe what I was building. In high school, I was programming Arduino modules and testing them on Amazon's EV delivery fleet. Nobody asked me to. The problems were just too interesting to leave alone.

That instinct hasn't changed. What has changed is the scale. Today, I design multi-agent AI systems that generate production ready code. I build technology partnerships that drive 300% revenue growth for businesses. I publish research that pushes the boundary of what embedded intelligence can do.

I've founded two companies. Senvia is an AI code generation platform currently in its final build, launching shortly. Persimium is a technology growth partner for businesses looking to scale through intelligent systems. I've also built and sold software products, including a Slack style communication platform and a PDF generation engine. Some things I build for clients. Some things I build, ship, and sell.

I've built my own automated outreach systems that find and qualify clients without me lifting a finger. I've won national hackathons, published in IEEE, filed technology patents, and shipped systems tested on real delivery fleets. I also take on a select few people for 1 on 1 coaching, teaching them how to build, ship, and actually make money from software.

Beyond the code, I led a robotics club to a regional championship, captained a varsity soccer team, and spent three years volunteering as a CS tutor in underserved communities. I study Electrical Engineering at UC Merced, specializing in robotics. I operate out of San Francisco.

I build things that work. I sell things that I build. And I teach the people who want to learn how.