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 - Present

Software Engineer

Working on the AI Technology Team

Bina Lab

02.2021 - 06.2025

Research 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 - 08.2024

Software 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 - 08.2023

Software 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 - 06.2023

Expedition 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 - 06.2023

Computer 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

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Kairn

Kairn is a local context governor and runtime for coding agents that keeps long sessions focused. It runs beside the agent and helps prevent repeated files, stale details, and irrelevant repo noise from taking over the working session.

Retrieval finds possible files and snippets. Kairn decides what the agent should actually see next based on the task, repo state, previous work, failures, and other execution signals.

Kairn supports Codex CLI session mode and MCP, stays local-first by design, and current public evidence shows around 40% median lower token use on clean successful rows plus 20/25 SWE-Pro rows passed with Codex + Kairn versus 15/25 for Codex alone.