About

I'm a freshman at Eastlake High School in Sammamish, WA (Class of 2029), interested in computational biology, machine learning, and building systems that run locally and respect privacy. I taught myself to code through competitive programming (USACO Gold) and spend most of my free time on independent research and software projects rather than waiting for a class to introduce me to something.

I founded Cells and Civics to publish my computational biology work — AlphaFold2 structural predictions, systems-biology kinetic modeling, and literature reviews — and I'm currently doing metabolic control analysis research mentored by Prof. Herbert Sauro at the University of Washington. On the software side, I build local-first AI tools like Atlas (a personal AI assistant with 63 FastAPI routes and 95 offline tests) and WebLLM (a Chrome extension that runs a vision-language model entirely client-side). I also design and build websites for nonprofits as a freelance web developer.