Economics, Blockchain, and Hardware
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Wearable device tracking biomechanical motion with real-time haptic feedback for basketball shot correction.
Smart wearable monitoring spinal alignment with real-time posture correction feedback.
Simulation software for autonomous mobile robots to optimize routes and prevent factory congestion.
Bluetooth-controlled robot car
IoT device tracking temperature and humidity with real-time monitoring.
I am an Economics, Mathematical Finance & Hardware Engineering student at USC.
I love storytelling in every medium, from films to games like Red Dead Redemption 2.
I'm currently reading The Story of the Lost Child by Elena Ferrante and The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz.
I love running, bike rides, filmmaking, and watching Arsenal or Formula One.
Currently, I'm on a mission to revolutionize sports. In a world where I wasn't obsessed with tech, I'd probably be writing novels.
Exploring how autonomous economies can reshape digital infrastructure and create more equitable systems.
Reflections on building, creating, and taking ownership of your path in technology and beyond.
Thoughts on innovation, disruption, and the future of technology in solving real-world problems.
Solera
Built financial models for liquidity stress tests and designed structured Bitcoin yield vaults with options strategies.
Claim
Analyzed student spending patterns with SQL and Python, negotiating brand partnerships that increased user retention and drove growth.
PwC
Built donor retention strategies for non-profit organizations and developed strategic roadmaps for go-to-market execution.
Tech Coast Angels Venture Group
Executed technical and financial due diligence on early-stage startups in 1752 VC, validating unit economics and market sizing.
Blockchain @ USC
Directing the annual operating budget and orchestrating financial logistics for the USC Blockchain Conference.
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University of Southern California | Los Angeles, CA
Bachelor of Arts, Economics - Dean Scholar (Academic Merit Scholarship)
Minor: Mathematical Finance | Expected Graduation: May 2026
Specialization: Viterbi School of Engineering, Connected Devices & Making