I'm a CS student at the University of Waterloo. Right now I'm at Tesla, working on infrastructure — a self-service platform so internal teams can monitor and manage their APIs. I like the kind of software other people have to live with: internal tools, platforms, the layer underneath the product.
I've been getting more interested in how systems stay understandable as they grow. Previously I interned at Dayforce, and I spent a year at UW Blueprint building software for nonprofits. Outside of work I tinker — compilers, Android apps, whatever I want to understand better.
Self-service platform so internal teams can monitor and manage APIs.

Moved 15+ legacy ASP.NET pages to React and .NET Core. A caching worker cut SQL-backed response times by 75%, and YAML pipelines plus broader tests got coverage to 93%.

Admin dashboard for Marillac Place: scheduling, a task library, and JWT auth with role-based access. TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Postgres.

Quality inspection app that cut recurring issues by 27% and saved $10k+/month, plus a planning dashboard tracking seven KPIs.