about me
Analyst by title,
builder by habit.
I write the requirements, draw the workflows, define the rules, and test what ships. On weekends I build things myself, because the best way to talk to engineers is to be one occasionally.
the studio: one desk, one shelf
the journey
I started in industrial engineering, learning to see factories as flows: inputs, bottlenecks, handoffs, waste. My earliest projects were production lines and inventory systems, but the lesson stayed the same: if you can map the process, you can improve it.
At Infosys I spent about three years mapping how money, documents, approvals, and identities moved through complex systems. Those maps became requirements engineers could confidently build from. Somewhere along the way I stopped only designing systems and started building them too.
education
M.S. Engineering Management
new jersey institute of technology
B.E. Industrial Engineering and Management
bms college of engineering
off the clock
Most weekends I'm building something. PeriWise came out of the SheBuilds hackathon weekend. RealPort came out of another, built with a team of three for the Hack-Nation × RealPage challenge to rethink how renters navigate affordable housing. Even this portfolio started as a weekend project that refused to stay small.
Away from the keyboard, I'm usually trying out new restaurants in New York City, holding a yoga pose, meditating, or spending time with friends and family.
this site
This portfolio was designed and built by me using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, and Claude Code as a dev partner. The source is on GitHub.