I'm a first-year computer science student at the University of Michigan, focused on privacy, security, and the careful use of AI. I like work where good engineering and clear communication both matter.
I work as a Tech Help Consultant with U-M Information and Technology Services and attend meetings of the Security Privacy Interaction Lab. I'm also a member of WolvSec, where I've contributed ideas for an upcoming capture-the-flag competition.
Right now I'm building a foundation in C++ and discrete mathematics, and developing practical AI workflows for small businesses in downtown Ann Arbor. Outside of school, I play jazz piano.
I help small downtown Ann Arbor teams save time on repeat work, such as answering the same questions, scheduling, and drafting replies, with a person approving anything sensitive. I'm running short pilots now.
Leasing season brings the same questions all day. I set up an assistant that drafts replies and keeps tours moving.
AI never screens, scores, or denies applicants. A person approves anything about eligibility, and replies stay consistent for every inquirer.
Grounded in frontline support work: clear written answers, documented steps, and knowing when to escalate.
Event weekends swing volume. I turn your sales history and the local event calendar into a plan your team can use.
A person verifies every allergen detail before it reaches a guest.
Informed by taproom shifts in Ann Arbor, where I saw how event-driven demand strains a small team.
Customer and applicant data stays out of consumer chat tools, and my samples use synthetic data. I don't give legal advice; anything with legal requirements goes to a qualified professional.
An independent student project, not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Michigan.
Aug 2026 to present
University of Michigan, Information and Technology Services
Provide frontline support for account, software, device, and connectivity issues. Document troubleshooting steps, explain solutions clearly, and escalate issues when needed.
Current involvement
Security Privacy Interaction Lab, University of Michigan
I attend lab meetings to learn about research on privacy, security, and people's interactions with technology. I'm not part of a research team there. My interests include making security and privacy easier to understand and use.
Apr to Aug 2026
Mothfire Brewing Company, Ann Arbor
Supported busy taproom operations, coordinated with teammates, and helped customers while managing competing priorities.
Independent project, 2026
A student project connecting hands-on systems work with security and risk documentation. The lab uses Proxmox, OPNsense, and Kali Linux; Blue Arbor is a fictional company used to give the documentation context.
The company and its business systems are simulated. Public documentation uses synthetic data and distinguishes running components from planned work.
Read the project on GitHubExpected May 2030
Computer Science, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
Michigan Research and Discovery Scholars (MRADS)
Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP)
C++ fundamentals, functions, arrays, debugging, and testing.
Proxmox, OPNsense, Kali Linux, Git, and GitHub.
2026 to present
University of Michigan, member
Member of the campus security community; contributed ideas for an upcoming capture-the-flag competition.
2022 to present
Steering Committee Youth Representative
Contribute a youth perspective to community discussions and initiatives.
2024 to 2026
Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation
Helped evaluate community needs and allocate grants as part of the Youth Council.