I’m fascinated by how technology can transform our world! from the discovery of fire and the invention of the wheel to modern computing. My background in clinical psychology and human-centered frameworks shapes how I approach tech: not just solving problems, but designing for the people affected by them.

That combination is now the core of my work. I’m an OpenUSD developer and 3D pipeline engineer, building procedural neural circuit visualizations in NVIDIA Omniverse: custom USD schemas, point-instanced neuron and circuit geometry, and Python-driven animation that models biological signal propagation in 3D. My M.S. in Clinical Psychology grounds this work in real neuroscience and clinical concepts; hands-on pipeline engineering makes it production-relevant. Independent projects exploring Alzheimer’s-related circuit degradation sit alongside full-stack, AI systems, and XR development work I’ve delivered for clients.

I believe technology is powerful because it’s built on collective intelligence, refining ideas to solve problems in ways we hadn’t considered before. For me, that means balancing technical rigor with empathy: pipelines and simulations that are scientifically grounded, and solutions that genuinely serve the people using them.

Based in Los Angeles — open to OpenUSD, 3D pipeline, and technical direction roles.