software for climate
Building adaptive cloud infrastructure
for the energy transition.
I stepped away from work in 2024 to care for my mother through her last years fighting cancer. After taking time to emotionally reset, I have clarity on what I want to spend this new chapter of my career on.
My drive to tackle systemic challenges in energy and sustainability started in university when I minored in ecological economics and learned about the full ecological cost of humanity's existence.
My journey as a software engineer began at Accenture's innovation hub in Singapore where I prototyped for the industries that decarbonization has to transform: oil and gas, mining, utilities, agriculture. I came out of it seeing "the art of the possible" for responding to climate change.
Covid sent me on a four year side quest at Kount, where I joined as an IC and left as Staff running a team of twelve. I leveled up my software engineering by building identity and fraud products at scale. I learned hard lessons about enterprise-grade reliability for distributed systems and how to shift-left to architect for security and compliance.
Now I'm in San Francisco, looking for the right job.
Leading technical capstone projects and coordinating monthly community events.
Steered the Identity as a Service product from proof-of-concept to production. Joined as first hire on the team, left leading twelve semi-remote engineers.
Sparked new client business across O&G, utilities, mining, agriculture, and transportation.
Major: robotics, machine learning
Minor: ecological economics, embodied energy analysis
Thesis: Building trust in human-machine interactions, published at IEEE CRV 2019