I'm a software engineer at U.S. Bank, where I build software across the stack, from user-facing experiences to the systems and infrastructure behind them. After completing a two-year technology rotation program across corporate banking, mobile, network automation, and enterprise systems, I now focus on building reliable solutions to complex problems where the work has a direct impact.
Before U.S. Bank, I spent two years interning at Epic Systems, building tools used in everyday operations. I earned degrees in Computer Science and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. I’m driven by the challenge of crafting software that is thoughtful, reliable, and useful.
A Go platform that automates change management across GitLab CI/CD and enterprise ITSM workflows, standardizing deployments across teams and cutting release cycle time by 55%.
View project →Led the frontend integration for a modernized authentication experience on a corporate card platform serving 500,000+ users. Built React and Java/Spring components supporting a federated authentication flow, from login through session handling.
Contributed to a patent-backed redesign of Mobile Check Deposit in a #1-rated mobile banking app. Built proof-of-concepts exploring AI/ML image-quality validation, OCR workflows, and cross-platform architecture for iOS and Android.
A full-stack internal tool with interactive floor-plan maps spanning 4,000+ offices, cutting room-lookup time by roughly 75%.
View project → Side ProjectA swipe-based app for finding compatible workout partners. Led the frontend and built authentication, matching, and image uploads.
View project Side ProjectScrapes and charts occupancy trends for UW's gyms, powered by a Raspberry Pi cron job feeding a live dashboard.
View project → Side ProjectA deployable bot for NFT communities: slash-command server setup, giveaways, and live OpenSea sale tracking.
View project → DesignInteractive Figma prototypes from my HCI and interaction-design coursework.
View project → CourseworkImplementations from UW's CS540: PCA, neural networks, and A* search.
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