I'm a product builder and founder with 8+ years of experience shipping systems used by tens of millions of people across fintech, government, commerce, and AI. My work has always sat between complex systems and real-world adoption: finding the research, translating it into product decisions, and shipping things people actually use.
At Harvard MDE and Scale AI, that focus led me to model behavior. I became interested in a gap that benchmarks often miss: AI can be fluent, safe, and factually correct, yet still fail in the social contexts where people actually use it: workplaces, healthcare, public services, education, and other high-context domains.
I'm now building tools for understanding and improving how AI behaves in real-world human contexts, combining model behavior evaluation, human-centered research, and product systems.
The next AI product bottleneck is not just capability. It is behavior in context.

Model behavior infrastructure that takes AI from accurate to contextually reliable, making socially misaligned answers observable and steerable.
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How should a meme sound? Modeling image-text conflict to understand memes and turn their affect into expressive voice.
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A model behavior playground that continuously tests how different models and versions respond, shared as an open channel.
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A cholera-detecting device that cuts a $1,000 lab test to $10, handing testing and agency back to local communities. iF Design Award Gold.
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An OTC AI pharmacist agent that closes the information gap around everyday medication. 500 users from zero, seed funded.
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An atmospheric water generator harvesting about 300ml of clean water per hour from humid post-flood air. Harvard President's Challenge, 1st Place.
View details →I'm always happy to talk about AI model behavior, user-facing product, AI safety, or just a scratch of a new idea. If any of that sounds interesting to you, reach out.