About Me
I was five when I first touched a computer—just playing with Microsoft Paint—but something about it stuck. That early sense of curiosity has guided me ever since, shaping a career rooted in thoughtful, human-centered technology.
I studied Computer Science at the University of South Florida, where I found joy in both building and teaching. From leading engineering labs as a freshman TA to researching assistive tech in a machine learning lab, I discovered how much impact thoughtful systems can have—especially when designed with empathy.
I started in low-code development, building Appian platforms for USF’s medical college to streamline operations. That led to roles in engineering and delivery, where I bridged technical execution with user needs. I’ve also led 0→1 initiatives across LLMs and multi-agent systems—turning frontier AI into reliable internal platforms at enterprise scale.
Today, I’m a Senior Technical Product Manager at Bank of America, leading AI-native platforms that power $4.5B/month in transactions and support 70M+ accounts nationwide.
Outside of work, I’m an Instructional Associate at Georgia Tech, where I explore HCI, AI, and systems that support learning and autonomy.
Thanks for stopping by. I’m always happy to connect, collaborate, or simply chat about building a better future with empathy and code.