A student at the intersection of finance, economics, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship — researching complex problems, building innovative solutions, and exploring how technology and business create meaningful impact.
I'm a student at the intersection of ideas — where finance meets technology, where research meets entrepreneurship, and where analytical rigor meets creative ambition.
My interests span quantitative finance, economic systems, artificial intelligence, and venture creation. I believe the most interesting problems live at disciplinary crossroads, and I'm building the skills to tackle them.
I care deeply about sustainability and long-term thinking — whether in investment frameworks, research questions, or the ventures I hope to build.
Drawn to markets, systems, and the logic of capital allocation
Exploring intelligence — artificial and human — as a design medium
Translating ideas into ventures that create meaningful value
Building with the long term in mind — for people and planet
Asking rigorous questions and pursuing answers with discipline
Finding elegant solutions to problems that matter
From market microstructure to long-term value creation — how capital flows shape the world and how rigorous analysis identifies opportunity.
The study of incentives, trade-offs, and human behavior under constraint. A lens to understand markets, policy, and society.
AI is rewriting what's possible. I'm interested in its economic implications, research acceleration potential, and role in future ventures.
Code is leverage. Understanding computation lets me build, test, and scale ideas that would otherwise remain theoretical.
The art of turning a problem into a product. From ideation and validation to building and scaling — I'm drawn to the full stack.
Sustainable systems are the defining design challenge of my generation. I want to build ventures that get this right from day one.
Independent research sharpens thinking and generates original insight. I want to contribute ideas that advance the frontier.
Technology is the compounding force behind meaningful change. Understanding how it evolves helps me spot where value will be created.
A concept integrating transparent photovoltaic panels into greenhouse infrastructure, enabling simultaneous crop growth and clean energy generation. This project explores the intersection of sustainable agriculture and clean energy — demonstrating that food security and decarbonization can be complementary goals. The design addresses light transmission for plant growth while harvesting solar energy through selective wavelength absorption.
A structured research proposal investigating how digital platforms commoditize human attention, the economic incentives that drive engagement optimization, and downstream effects on behavior and societal information structures. Developed through SARC, this work frames the attention economy as an economic externality problem — where the true social cost of attention capture is not priced into platform business models — and proposes frameworks for empirical investigation.
A student venture developed through StartupYou, addressing single-use wrapping waste by creating a platform for upcycled, sustainable gift-wrapping materials. The concept validates the circular economy model at the consumer level — demonstrating sustainability as competitive advantage. The project involved market validation, customer discovery, and early-stage business model design.
An intelligent system simplifying company analysis and financial research — aggregating filings, news, and alternative data into a coherent framework accessible to any serious investor.
Finance × AIA platform combining economic indicators, market data, and machine learning to surface long-term structural trends — giving analysts a systematic edge in understanding macro dynamics.
Quant Finance × MLA platform helping students transform ideas into viable startups through structured mentorship, peer collaboration, and access to frameworks and networks early-stage founders need.
Entrepreneurship × EducationDeepening my understanding of finance, economics, AI, and computer science. Reading widely, building foundations, and identifying the questions that matter most.
Conducting independent research on economics and AI. Participating in entrepreneurship programs to develop the skills to transform ideas into ventures. Seeking mentors who operate at the frontier.
Building impactful projects at the intersection of finance and technology. Competing in DECA and developing quantitative, computational, and analytical skills to tackle ambitious problems.
Pursuing Finance, Economics, AI, or Computer Science — or an interdisciplinary combination that doesn't force a choice between the fields I care about.
Launching innovative ventures that create genuine value. Contributing meaningful research. Working at the intersection of finance, technology, and entrepreneurship — where the most interesting problems live.
Open to collaboration, conversation, and connecting with people who care about building things that matter.