Mechanical engineer & designer bridging technology and humanity

I’m a humanist and designer with a foundation in mechanical engineering (B.S.) and social anthropology from Harvard (2025). I work at the crossroads of hardware, software, and imagination, turning complex systems into tools people trust, understand, and love to use. Currently, I’m pursuing my Master’s in Engineering Design & Innovation at Northwestern (2027).

From prototyping breathalyzers to designing sensors, I’m always chasing the same feeling: awe, curiosity, and the desire to make technology feel human.

A Window Seat and a Thousand Questions

At six years old, one flight changed everything. I stared out the window, wondering: How does this stay in the air? What’s under the wing? Who decides what goes where? That curiosity launched a lifelong passion for systems, trust, and design.

Today, I’m earning my private pilot license and pursuing a master’s in Engineering Design and Innovation at Northwestern. From building a symbolic 3D-printed plane at Camp EDI to working in aerospace, I’ve learned that turbulence, like life, isn’t a setback. It’s a reminder that progress takes perseverance, not perfect conditions.