Hi! I'm a software engineer passionate about leveraging technology to create impactful, accessible, and thought-provoking experiences that foster connection and empower communities.
Currently working as a software engineer at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
EXPERIENCE
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
07.2025 - PresentSoftware Engineer
Working on the AI Governance Team
Bina Lab
02.2021 - 06.2025Research Lead
Developed the HurricaneVidNet dataset for disaster damage assessment using UAV-based video data. Modify and test video semantic segmentation models while overseeing a team of 12 researchers.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
06.2024 - 08.2024Software Engineering Intern
Developed a metric tracking library for microservices and integrated it with AWS CloudWatch. Built a CloudWatch dashboard to enhance observability and led a global hackathon team, securing 3rd place out of 70+ teams.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
06.2023 - 08.2023Software Engineering Fellow
Built a full-stack application using Spring Boot and React. Led a business expansion project for Citizens Trust Bank, delivering a strategic growth plan for Houston.
Ernst & Young
02.2023 - 06.2023Expedition EY Fellow
Chosen as one of 400 high-performing students worldwide for a program focused on technology, consulting, and cybersecurity advisory. Engaged in targeted workshops and networking with EY professionals to gain insights into analytics, consulting, and financial services.
Juni Learning
12.2022 - 06.2023Computer Science Instructor
Taught Java, Python, and JavaScript to K-12 students. Created personalized learning plans and maintained regular progress updates for students and parents.
SELECTED WORK
Compass AI
Compass AI (formerly HorizonAI) is a developer tool designed to help engineers quickly understand and navigate large, unfamiliar codebases. We built it after realizing how much time is lost during onboarding, debugging, or reviewing system changes — especially in large repos with poor documentation.
With Compass, developers connect their Git repo and instantly generate a live, visual map of their system architecture. The tool visualizes how components connect, shows the real-time impact of each commit, and auto-generates documentation for key classes, functions, and modules — dramatically reducing ramp-up time for new contributors.
Instead of relying on a traditional database, Compass uses a Git-native approach: metadata is written into a `.compass/` folder as append-only JSONL.gz snapshots, versioned with Git and mirrored to S3. This design keeps operations light, supports PR-based review flows, and makes the product enterprise-friendly by default.
We use Pinecone and vector embeddings to power diagram generation, allowing us to index code relationships semantically and render interactive, high-level system views. This gives developers a faster way to explore unfamiliar code and understand architectural context.
The frontend is built with React, TypeScript, and Next.js. I’ve led the architectural design of the system and primarily focused on building out the frontend experience, including visualization components, repo syncing, and developer onboarding flows.
We're a team of four engineers and are currently building toward a public beta launch in September 2025.