I’m curious about why people get stuck on a problem, and I like getting close enough to understand it before I try to fix it. That mindset drew me to the University of Miami’s Innovation, Technology and Design program, where I learned human-centered design: talk to users, find the root problem, then prototype and iterate until something meaningful takes shape. I also minored in Exercise Physiology because I’ve always been fascinated by how the body works.

For my senior capstone, I helped turn a problem I’d experienced firsthand in physical therapy into RealRehab: a connected rehabilitation system giving patients real-time feedback and therapists remote visibility into recovery. I led software development across the iOS app and backend while prioritizing requirements, working with practicing PTs, and shaping the product through real testing. That experience showed me how much I enjoy the entire product development process: understanding a problem, shaping the direction, and building the solution.

Outside RealRehab, I’ve worked across business development, investment banking, web development, and brand strategy. I also recently completed DeepLearning.AI and Stanford Online’s Machine Learning Specialization to build a stronger technical foundation in machine learning and better understand how it can be applied to the products I build.

I want to build things that meaningfully improve someone’s day-to-day. Healthcare and human performance excite me most, but I’m ultimately drawn to the problem, not the industry label on it.