I'm a recent University of Miami graduate with a B.S. in Innovation, Technology, and Design (ITD) from the College of Engineering. I chose to minor in Exercise Physiology because I have a deep passion for understanding my body and pushing it beyond what I'm comfortable with. ITD gave me the mindset to build a product focused around exactly that.

My most ambitious project, RealRehab, is a connected physical therapy platform my team and I spent nearly a year developing as our senior capstone. The system integrates a sensor-equipped knee brace with an iOS app and cloud backend to guide ACL patients through at-home rehab while giving physical therapists real-time remote monitoring and data-driven analytics. I led software development end-to-end: BLE sensor integration, SwiftUI front-end, Supabase backend, and even using an LLM API to generate insightful summaries of each session. The project was tested with practicing physical therapists, presented at UM's Senior Design Expo, and competed in the EPIC 2026 Pitch Competition. This experience taught me that the design process - talking to real users, iterating fast, and building things that actually work for people - is transferable to any problem worth solving.

I also have experience across business development, investment banking, web development, and brand strategy. I approach hard problems the same way I approach tricks on my skateboard: persistently, with calculated risks. Falling down only gives me a higher chance of success on the next attempt.

I'm building toward work in product design and development, whether that's in medtech, fintech, or anywhere a well-built product can genuinely change how someone moves through their day.