About

I am doing independent research in mechanistic interpretability. Most recently, I replicated an experiment done at Timaeus in the developmental interpretability research agenda. I am currently applying to fellowships for Autumn 2026.

I am originally from Seattle. I received my bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago in 2023 in computer science and mathematics. While I was there, I produced a paper in representation theory. After graduating, I moved back to Seattle and worked at Amazon for two years in the hardware engineering organization within AWS, first on an out-of-band networking team, then on the BIOS team. In January 2026, I moved to New York City, and in March 2026, I decided to devote the rest of my career to mitigating existential risk from AI.

My other interests include the Lindy Hop, the original swing dance form, and singing music in the barbershop style. I vibe coded a neat tool for exploring barbershop tuning, check it out!