Work that holds up past the first impression.

A self-hosted dashboard that turns spending, balances, and recurring expenses into actionable financial decisions.

As the contract product manager for a CodeLab client team, I led an eight-week engagement to turn Jira service tickets and unstructured engineering PDFs into a configurable, reviewable data pipeline for Solidigm’s RAG-based diagnostic tool.

I designed and built a personal correspondence workspace that collects addresses through trusted links, keeps meaningful dates close, and turns a private list into letters, labels, or deliberate digital delivery.

As a project management intern, I guided an eight-week client engagement that moved Brand Networks’ advertising-budget optimization workflow out of Google Sheets and into a configurable web application for execution, monitoring, and audit.

I built a local R&D workbench that routes sensitive tasks, coordinates stateful agent workflows, measures cost and output quality, and turns coding runs into validated patch packages for human review instead of silently changing a repository.

I designed and built a local-first MCP system that turns guided, reviewed professional memories into reusable material for resumes, LinkedIn, GitHub, Obsidian, LaTeX, cover letters, bios, and job-specific applications.

I turned an npm namespace into an interactive terminal card: one canonical npx command, four audience-specific views, and a deliberately small path from first impression to relevant proof and contact.

I designed and built an open-source research system that launches consent-first tests against compatible public sites, captures privacy-safe behavioral evidence, and keeps each result traceable to the event that produced it.

I designed and built a single-user Chrome extension that brings LinkedIn context, prior Obsidian notes, optional web research, message drafting, and vault write-back into one human-reviewed workflow—with no application server.

I built Fathership while learning full-stack development: an account-based Rails chat companion designed to respond with empathy, a concrete action, and clear limits when the model is unavailable or the conversation becomes high risk.

As an application developer on a cross-functional CodeLab team, I helped build a React Native app that brought UC Davis dining locations, menus, dietary details, favorites, and macro tracking into one place.