From sneaker bots to research.
At 16, I started building sneaker bots. The reselling business grew to six figures and helped pay my way through college.
The folks at UAlbany’s Data Management and Mining Lab took me in, and I learned faster there than I ever had before. I loved learning how we could take complex data apart and reconstruct it. It’s my fondest memory of UAlbany, and I’m still grateful to the people who made it possible.
Education & early work
- 2020–2024
- B.S. in Computer Science from UAlbany, summa cum laude
- 2023
- Software Engineer at Regeneron
- 2024
- NSF Research Fellow at Data Management and Mining Lab
At UAlbany, I contributed to PySpady, a Python library for sparse coding.
I later did cardiovascular research with Dr. Ramon Bossardi Ramos at Albany Medical College.