Salt Lake City, UT · software engineer at lumion
Software engineer with an eye for design. I build full-stack apps
Two years of industry experience across backend services, data pipelines, and full-stack web and mobile apps, plus a shelf of shipped side projects with real users. I sweat the details in both my code and my interfaces, because I’m an artist when I’m not an engineer (and usually both at once).
Products I design, build, ship, and support end-to-end, with a growing user base and real feedback loops.
Featured · SaaS for artists
Full-stack SaaS for artists to manage commissions, projects, inventory, and finances. Built web-first with Next.js and Supabase, alongside a cross-platform Expo mobile app. Designed in Figma across web and iOS so it never gets in the way of the creative process. Iterated on the dashboard and navigation from early user feedback, simplifying the hierarchy so logging a session or tracking a commission takes fewer taps. Grown from zero to ~32 monthly users.
iOS · on the App Store
Most breathing apps are too complicated to use mid-panic-attack. I designed Aera in Figma around one principle: radical simplicity. Every decision came back to one question: would someone in a panic actually use this without becoming more stressed?
iOS · on the App Store
A personal hydration companion with a different paradigm: it guides users on their hydration needs throughout the day, instead of making them log every single glass of water like a chore.
iOS · on the App Store
Period apps assume a textbook 28-day cycle, putting everyone in the same cluster. Rue is a period tracker that tells you what’s normal for you, not a statistical average. It allows logging of symptoms, mood, sleep, and flow&mdash, so you can be free from stress of wondering if your cycle is normal.
A native macOS menu-bar app that finds every open pull request you've authored across GitHub and collapses each one's CI checks into four buckets: failed, passed, queued, skipped. Star one PR and its live counts sit right in the menu bar. Tickets track work before a PR exists, then offer to link themselves once a matching branch shows up. Signed, notarized, and quiet: it refreshes faster while tests run and backs off when you're away.
An open-source interactive atlas of the Hugging Face Hub. Maps models and datasets as a browsable survey chart where position encodes semantic similarity. An offline Github Actions pipeline fetches and embeds every repo. The browser renders the GPU points with deck.gl. Born from aiding researchers to see the shape of the Hub instead of searching for names you already know.
A native macOS menu-bar app, built collaboratively, that turns rough idea dumps into structured markdown. Everything runs on-device against a local OpenAI-compatible model server, spun up only when a document is queued and evicted from memory once the work is done. Drafts arrive by file picker or a watched folder. Ships as a single SPM executable and fully open-source.
A macOS/Linux menu-bar app with 12 active users that fetches and summarizes ArXiv papers using on-device transformer models and a local NLP pipeline for semantic grouping and ranking. Iteratively improved from real researcher feedback.
A Python CLI tool published on PyPI that monitors HTTP endpoints for latency degradation, with full test coverage across the HTTP engine, database layer, and formatter. Sends Telegram notifications on important degradation events. Born from wanting a simple, zero-config way to track endpoint health without standing up Prometheus, Grafana, or a full APM stack.
Chancellor’s List · Outstanding Student in Computer Science
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The palette I work from.
Off hours
🎨 painting 🧶 crocheting 🥾 hiking 🌱 gardening 🔓 open source
Whether it’s about software, art, or one of my apps, my inbox is open.