I am an undergraduate student at Cornell University, pursuing a major in Computer Science with a minor in Game Design and Music. Born and raised on Long Island, New York, I am also the eldest of four siblings, which has shaped my sense of responsibility and leadership. I currently serve president of my university's game development club called DGA, and play the cello for the Cornell Symphony Orchestra. I aspire to work in the game industry and eventually own my own indie company. Follow my journey and send me a message, always happy to meet new people!

With several years of game development experience and two years of leading diverse projects at university, I’ve had the opportunity to wear many hats—programmer, project manager, network designer, and researcher. I bring high energy and enthusiasm when working with others, and tend to lead on ideas and project direction. However, I respect people's time and boundaries, and greatly value the contributions and perspectives of my team. My passion for game development and commitment to delivering high-quality results drive me to maximize the potential of each of my projects.

In my downtime, I work on my own game projects, all titled with the prefix "Flock"—a nod to the first video game I ever created. I’m also a big fan of board games, often adding custom content and rules to experiment with new mechanics. Recently, I got back into Magic: The Gathering and always enjoy drafting with friends. Some of my favorite games are Minecraft, Slay the Spire, and Risk of Rain 2; I aspire to create games of their caliber and push the boundaries of the game industry.