About

I’m currently a software engineer at Tesla, where I’m working on energy products. Before that, I spent the first 3 years of my career as a software engineer at Semgrep, where I had lots of fun building developer-loved security tools and particularly building out our Software Supply Chain product. When I’m not working, I like read and think about transportation and to run, bike, and walk around the Bay Area. My girlfriend and I have a fun habit of going on backpacking trips from our doorstep in Palo Alto, which I love. If I’m in the mood, I also sometimes work on software and electronics projects that excite me.

In May 2023, I finished my M.Eng. in electrical engineering and computer science with the PDOS group at MIT CSAIL. My thesis explored using WebAssembly as a privilege separation mechanism in embedded systems and applied this to implement a safer WebAuthn security key on an STM32 microcontroller. I had the honor of being the TA for the second iteration of 6.1600, a new undergrad security class, and was one of several TAs for 6.5660, the graduate systems security class.

I earned my S.B. from MIT in 2022 with a degree in electrical engineering and computer science and a minor in urban studies and planning. During undergrad internsips, I built a locomotive monitoring platform at Keolis Commuter Services (trains!), a firmware integration test framework at Apple, and got my first taste of r2c (now Semgrep).

Feel free to check me out on GitHub, LinkedIn or Bluesky. If you want to chat, I can be reached via email at [email protected].