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I grew up mostly in Dallas, with about three years of elementary school spent in Nice, France — which, looking back, is probably where my love of travel and new places started. Growing up, I was always playing something: basketball, football, soccer, whatever was in season. I also played French horn all the way through high school. Not the combination most people expect, but I genuinely enjoyed both.
At UT Austin, I studied International Relations with a business minor through McCombs. One of the biggest parts of my college experience was being on a South Asian dance team — we performed at campus events and competed across the country. Beyond being a lot of fun, it taught me about teamwork, discipline, and what it takes for a group of people to work toward the same goal under pressure.
After graduation, I started my career at Oracle, where I spent almost four years leading NetSuite ERP implementations — working with customers from kickoff all the way through go-live, helping them navigate what was usually a significant transformation for their business. More recently, I joined Stampli as a Customer Success Manager, where I partner with SMB and mid-market finance teams to automate their accounts payable processes and get the most value out of the platform.
Outside of work, travel is probably my biggest hobby — I'm usually planning the next trip or just getting back from one. The past couple of years have taken me to New York, Seattle, Paris, Budapest, London, San Diego, and Orlando. I love the major sights, but I enjoy the slower moments just as much: finding a great coffee shop, wandering through neighborhoods, or trying whatever local restaurant someone recommends.
Lately, I've gotten really interested in AI. What started as simple curiosity has turned into actually building things — every project on this site began as an idea and became something functional through a lot of experimenting, problem solving, and collaborating with AI tools. That's been a pretty consistent theme throughout my life: I enjoy learning by doing, figuring things out as I go, and finding opportunities to build something useful along the way.
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Mar 2026 – Present
I own a book of 175 SMB and mid-market accounts — about $3.5M in annual revenue. Day to day, I onboard new customers, get Stampli's AI-powered AP automation working inside whatever ERP they already run (NetSuite, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks), and make sure they keep seeing value long after go-live.
Jul 2022 – Feb 2026
I spent almost four years implementing NetSuite — 75+ projects, from small businesses up to $250M enterprises. I was the person executives called throughout each implementation, and over time I became the go-to for non-profit clients and the big, messy data migrations. I also mentored 15 new consultants coming up through Oracle's program.
May 2021 – Aug 2021
A summer internship in manufacturing operations. I built the tools the team ran on — a materials request system, a project tracker, and an inventory database — then trained 25 people on how to use them.
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Class of 2022
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Eighteen credentials across AI, ERP, and project management, as listed on LinkedIn.
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Every project below was designed, built, and shipped end-to-end in collaboration with Claude Code — from first prompt to final polish.
A world-geography game: name every country on an interactive map before time runs out. Features a D3-rendered world map, typo-tolerant answer matching, and support for aliases and abbreviations — "DRC", "Bosnia", and "Cabo Verde" all count.
A fast-paced mental-math trainer covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, with selectable timers, streak tracking, a global leaderboard, and a generative soundtrack that intensifies as the clock runs down. One dependency-free page.
A local-first habit tracker you can install on your phone like a native app. Daily check-offs with a progress ring, streak tracking, motivational nudges, a year-long completion heatmap, and weekly reports — every byte of data stays on your device. No account, no server.
A full F1 companion app: an interactive 22-lesson course with quizzes and flashcards, a live race center with real-time timing and tire data, every season since 1950, cross-era driver comparison, and strategy simulators — all running keylessly on public APIs, backed by 96 unit tests.
An AI-powered career operating system: paste a job posting and Claude extracts 23 structured fields into a tracked application — then a telemetry-style analytics dashboard, a 10-stage kanban pipeline, auto-written timelines, and a built-in coaching library keep the search moving.
This page is a living portfolio. New projects land here as they ship — follow along on LinkedIn to catch each release.
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I start with a clear picture of the end product and work with Claude to turn it into a concrete spec — scope, features, and edge cases up front.
Claude Code writes, I direct: reviewing behavior, catching rough edges, and pushing revision after revision until it feels right to use.
Nothing stays a prototype. Projects get polished, documented, and published — then improved as real people use them.
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Whether you're a recruiter, a fellow builder, or just curious about working with Claude Code — I'd love to hear from you.