About

I started caring about access before I started writing code. Volunteering at an orphanage school in India, I watched bright kids lose out for one reason: the tools around them weren't built with them in mind. That hasn't stopped bothering me.

Now I study Financial Technology at NJIT with a concurrent Tech MBA concentrated in Artificial Intelligence. I sit between business and engineering on purpose. Strategy without working software is a slide deck. Software without strategy doesn't ship.

My work centers on people most products skip: neurodivergent students, underserved communities. AdaptIQ came from that. So did my accessibility research. The long-term goal is intelligent systems that are accessible, efficient, and secure for the people who need them most. We're not there. I'm building toward it.

Education

Tech MBA, Concentration in AI

New Jersey Institute of Technology · 4+1 accelerated track · Expected 2027

Machine learning and neural networks paired with the leadership training to put them to work in a real organization.

B.S. Financial Technology

New Jersey Institute of Technology · Expected 2027 · GPA 3.80

Algorithmic trading, blockchain architecture, and financial data engineering. Quantitative modeling in Python and R.

Skills

AI / ML

Python, PyTorch, scikit-learn, Claude API, TensorFlow

Frontend

React, JavaScript, CSS, Framer Motion

Backend

FastAPI, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase

Cloud

AWS, Azure, IBM Cloud

Data

SQL, Tableau, pandas, NumPy, Excel

Other

Streamlit, LaTeX, Figma, Alpaca API

Awards & Certifications

Awards

  • Winner, Anthropic Claude Builder Club Hackathon — AdaptIQ
  • Winner, Fiserv / Rutgers Hack Day — Empathy Engine
  • Dean's List, 3.8 GPA
  • Peer Mentor, EcoHighlander, Isotope Ambassador

Certifications

  • Google — Cybersecurity Professional
  • IBM — AI Fundamentals, Data Analytics, Web Development, Enterprise Thinking
  • Bloomberg — Market Concepts, Environmental Social Governance

Contact

I'm recruiting for internships and new-grad roles where business sense and engineering both matter. If that's your team, reach out.