Software Engineer · New Jersey
I build web and mobile apps that people actually use, for the companies I work with and for myself. I enjoy exploring new areas and picking up new skills with every project. Open to software engineering roles.
NowSoftware Engineer at MatchPoint.
Work
Production mobile app · 2026
Current roleA volleyball platform where players find open gyms, tournaments, and clinics, sign up with friends, and pay with a card or MatchPoint credits.
My own 3D game · 2026
Solo projectArcade volleyball where you move by hand and aim every hit with the mouse: 1v1 to 6v6, bots that run real plays, and online matches with friends.
Hackathon · AI agents · 2026
1st place · HackPrinceton“Rocket Money for startups”: autonomous finance agents that find wasted spend, negotiate with vendors, and report back over iMessage.
Internal tool · 2026
Used company-wide at MatchPointMatchPoint’s own project and task tracker, built to replace a paid Jira subscription.
Sponsored capstone · web app · 2026
Tapyoca · sponsored capstoneAn all-in-one financial dashboard for musicians and filmmakers, with an AI assistant that knows their numbers.
Distributed systems · coursework · 2025
IT490 · team projectA social app for ranking the games in your Steam library, built as one application spread across several Linux machines.
Data visualization · 2025
An interactive dashboard testing whether air pollution and respiratory illness move together across U.S. states, 2016–2022.
Experience
Software Engineer
May 2026 – Present now
Redesigned and extended a React Native volleyball platform (open gyms, tournaments, clinics) on Supabase and Stripe.
IT Technician
Aug 2024 – Present
On-site support for business clients: hardware, software, networking, and workstation issues.
Frontend Developer
Jan 2026 – May 2026
Creator Copilot, a sponsored capstone: project budgeting, expense tracking, and financial dashboards for creators.
Education
Ying Wu College of Computing · 2026
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Cum Laude
Relevant coursework
Skills
Apps people use every day, with clear flows that stay understandable as the product grows.
Owning a feature end to end: schema, permissions, server functions, payments, and the machines it runs on.
Building things for fun is how I learn fastest; this page’s character came out of it.
Hands-on help for real people with real problems, the side of technology most users actually see.
How the work gets shipped, tested, and kept honest, plus new tools I keep picking up.
Also from coursework: Java, C++. Fluent in English and Spanish.
About
I came to software through IT support, diagnosing workstations, networks, and business software at Quest Technologies. That’s still how I work as a developer: listen to the person, reproduce the problem, fix it properly, and write down what fixed it.
I don’t limit myself to one specialty. I’ve built mobile screens and the Postgres functions behind them, internal tools, dashboards, and payment flows. For fun, I modeled and animated characters in Blender and turned them into a playable game in Godot. I edit video, and I pick up whatever tool the next project needs. Learning new skills is the part I enjoy most.
The reason stays the same: I like helping people, whether that’s a teammate stuck on a bug, a client whose computer won’t cooperate, or a player trying to sign up for a league. Building applications is how I get to help a lot of people at once.
Contact
I’m looking for software engineering roles where I can build things people use, and I’m always happy to talk volleyball, games, or whatever I’m learning next.