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I'm
with a curiosity problem.

I think the best software comes from people who understand both how it’s built and who it’s for. I studied computer science and started out writing front-end code at Informatica, where building interfaces every day made me curious about the thinking behind them and led me to UX. At FilterPixel, an early-stage AI startup, I owned the design from research to launch and built parts of it myself. A Master’s in HCI at the University of Maryland gave that a method and widened my horizon beyond the screen.

Today I’m a Design Engineer at Nutanix. I learn the people I design for deeply enough to be their voice, and I know when that takes research and when it takes shipping fast. Right now I’m designing and building AI-native experiences for private cloud, including one that won Nutanix’s 2026 hackathon, and I spoke at UXDX on AI-native workflows.

When LLMs took off, I wanted to know how they actually work, down to sharding and speculative decoding. dots is where that went. I still build things for fun, like a birthday quest built on a voice agent and NFC tags.

I also shoot street photos on my Fujifilm and short films for YouTube.

We tried to cook the Loch Ness Monster4:43

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