Portfolio
Computer Science + Music @ University of Washington
I'm a UW student pursuing dual degrees in Computer Science and Music, focused on human-AI interaction, NLP, and tools that support learning, research, and creativity.
Focus areas
Work
Paperflow is an LLM-assisted research presentation workspace that transforms academic papers into structured presentation timelines with aligned talking points and speaker notes. It combines automated content extraction with interactive editing tools so users can quickly generate presentations while maintaining control over structure, timing, and narrative flow.
Smart Cart is a mobile meal-planning and grocery aggregation app that helps users turn recipes into structured shopping lists with normalized ingredient quantities and nearby store discovery. It streamlines planning, list building, and shopping into a single workflow-driven interface.
Earlier work
Earlier coursework and supporting projects exploring frontend interaction and interface design.
An AI-assisted filler word detector that highlights filler words in a generated transcript from a recording.
A web interface for browsing and reserving event venues, built as a frontend interaction design exercise.
Currently building
A structured workflow tool exploring task organization and human-centered productivity systems.
Education
Pushed me to think about AI not as a product feature but as a design material — where trust, transparency, and agency matter as much as accuracy.
Taught me to prototype quickly and test assumptions early — a habit that now shapes every project from day one.
Grounded my intuition for when elegance and efficiency actually matter, and when clarity should win instead.
Creative practice
Composition is a growing part of how I think and create. I approach music the way I approach software: iteratively, with close attention to structure and intuition about when to break the rules.
This section will grow to include original works, analytical writing, and projects that sit at the intersection of music and technology.
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