New York, New York, United States
Currently: Pushing Google Cloud Storage Console forward with new AI/ML features ☁️ Previously: Building client-side infrastructure for Google Publisher Tags 🏗️ Also fiddling with building agentic AI tooling to make some boring work easier :)
Currently (2026 - present): Working on Google Cloud Storage Console Previously (2024-2025): Google Ad Manager Serving Infrastructure, working on the client side - Architected and implemented a custom target schema for time series data monitoring, reducing in-memory data usage, and enabling the extension of custom monitoring targets for Google Ad Manager tagging libraries - Built internal agentic AI tooling leveraging Gemini for a codebase wide migration saving 300+ SWE hours
• Led monthly workshops for 40+ students on common computer science topics, fostering continuous learning and adaptability in software engineering. • Utilized a cross-functional approach to deliver workshops covering front end (UI/UX, React.js) and back end (Node.js, Python) development, incorporating user feedback and testing to improve the user experience.
• Streamlined educational processes for a public school by developing a Java and Python-based scheduler for music lessons, achieving a 99% reduction in manual scheduling efforts and enhancing operational efficiency by 90%. • Pioneered the integration of AI for academic advising at Queens College with the "Queens College Computer Science AI Advisor," employing Flask, JavaScript, and OpenAI's GPT technology, which led to a 95% time saving in academic planning for computer science students.
• Spearheaded the development of a new web application from concept to deployment for a vegan/sustainability-focused company, utilizing a modern tech stack (React.js, Next.js, Express.js, Node.js, Typescript). • Collaborated with cross-functional teams (business, data) to ensure the product met business objectives and aligned with brand aesthetics. • Integrated third-party REST APIs for enhanced functionality (e.g., OpenAI API for a chatbot).