About
I started my journey by building iPhone apps to help people learn to read music. I then started AirGarage out of a personal pain point of trying to find parking on campus.
For fun, I write and produce music, help friends think about problems at their startups, and read books.
Background
My work sits at the intersection of technology, urban planning, and governance. I'm particularly interested in how we can use technology to make cities more livable and accessible for everyone, not just the wealthy.
Through my experiences with AirGarage and CityDAO, I've learned that the biggest challenges in urban development aren't technical—they're institutional. How do we align incentives? How do we build systems that are both efficient and equitable? These are the questions that drive my work.