i spend a lot of time thinking about the space between humans and ai - how meaning is interpreted across that gap, and how small mismatches in understanding can quietly shape behavior. i’m currently pursuing a master’s in computer science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst where i study reinforcement learning and alignment, and try to understand how models learn, adapt, and sometimes misunderstand intent.

alongside research, i co-founded curations.club - a small, intentional corner of the internet where people collect what they love, notice patterns across books, music, and ideas, and connect through shared taste. building it made me think deeply about how design and engineering together can make digital spaces feel slower, warmer, and more human.

outside of this, i make digital art and write essays and blogs. in an earlier chapter, i worked at Goldman Sachs and later as a software engineer at Google.