Healthcare technology
Building platforms that make healthcare more connected, accessible, and useful for patients, doctors, and families.
I'm a student exploring Electrical & Computer Science Engineering, electronics, and healthcare technology. I learn by building—from software platforms and sensor systems to ventures designed around real-world problems.
How can technology make complicated systems work better for people?
I'm a student planning to study Electrical and Computer Science Engineering, with a strong pull toward electronics and engineering applied to healthcare. That interest in how systems work — electrical, mechanical, or organizational — shows up everywhere else I spend my time: building a healthcare venture and a LiDAR sensor system from the ground up, competing on the soccer field, and training toward mastery on the mat.
Building platforms that make healthcare more connected, accessible, and useful for patients, doctors, and families.
Designing applications from the underlying code through to the experience people interact with.
Exploring the relationship between hardware and software through projects like custom LiDAR sensor systems.
Turning ideas into working ventures, assembling teams, talking to users, and learning by building outside the classroom.
My technical experience has grown through self-directed learning and hands-on projects, not just studying programming, but using it to build platforms and solve problems.
A platform designed to help small and medium-sized companies create mobile applications and websites. FlyingFynn taught me to think beyond individual features and toward the larger challenge of building tools businesses can actually use.
ExploreA healthcare-focused social platform connecting patients, doctors, and families in one digital experience—with verified professional profiles, direct communication, treatment progress, and family wellness tracking.
ExploreCustom software for a LiDAR sensor system that turns raw sensor information into something useful. The work pushed me into the relationship between hardware, data, and software.
ExploreI want to keep working on difficult problems, learning from people who are better than me, and building technology that has a reason to exist.
What can I build that makes a difference?
Let’s connectEntrepreneurship means making decisions with incomplete information, finding the right people, and continuing to move.
A self-funded healthcare venture built from the ground up. I recruited and managed an offshore team while learning the realities of execution, communication, operations, and adapting when the original plan changes.
A student-focused club built with four friends to make financial markets more accessible through investment education, state-level simulated competition, and a guest session with a Wall Street professional.
A pressure washing and window cleaning business taken from an idea to real customers - learning how to find work, deliver consistently, manage time, and make the result match the promise.
Tested the Repetor product line and delivered sales demonstrations, learning both how a product works and how to communicate its value.
Contributed to the staging and sale of three properties while learning how coordination and detail shape a professional sales process.
Built composure, communication, and attention to detail in a fast-paced customer environment.
Strengthened the fundamentals that matter everywhere: show up, collaborate, communicate, and do the job well.
Supported an organization focused on creating educational opportunities for children in India.
Taught foster children and learned that education is also about helping someone believe they can grow.
Represented my college and learned to communicate with confidence and responsibility on behalf of a larger community.
A challenge to consider business decisions beyond what is profitable or efficient—and examine their ethical consequences.
Soccer taught me to understand my role, trust the people around me, and continue performing when the plan changes.
Mastery comes from repeating fundamentals, learning from mistakes, and showing up even when progress feels slow.
Music shaped my patience, precision, listening, and attention to the details that are easy to overlook.
I'm especially interested in the intersection of electrical systems, computer science, sensors, software, and healthcare technology. College is the next opportunity to develop the foundation needed to turn ambitious ideas into reliable systems.
I'm always interested in connecting with people working in engineering, technology, healthcare, entrepreneurship, and education.