I have been building software since 2021. Most recently, as a founding engineer at Trepa, I
worked across protocol design, backend engineering, automation, and web and mobile clients, helping take a
Solana prediction market from early protocol work to mainnet production. I love exploring new technologies,
making an impact with the knowledge and experience I gain, working on products end to end, and I am a firm
believer in high-agency work.
A lot of my learning has happened through building. In my undergrad, I learned Python through online coding
communities, built small C projects, moved into Android development, and worked on apps like Nutrifit and
EduJam. I joined Nirmaan Hyperloop in my first year and later became Software Lead, where I worked on
the pod control system and helped connect the control interface with the PLC. Later at King's, I got to
explore security engineering, software testing, and software systems for finance, which helped me think
more carefully about correctness, risk, and how software behaves in high-stakes environments.
I have also spent a lot of time teaching and organizing. I co-founded Cerritus Coders to help students
learn through project-based sessions, led workshops on Git, Android, open source, and blockchain, and
later became the Google Developer Student Club Lead for my college. I have mentored developers through
hackathons and programs, and I still care about making technical spaces easier to enter for newer builders.
Professionally, I have worked across backend and protocol engineering, developer experience, and production
infrastructure. I built tooling for Hubble Protocol, worked on Solana developer education at the Solana Foundation,
supported developers and wrote technical guides at Helius, and gave talks and workshops on Solana development.
Outside work, I like swimming, working out, and reading.