I'm a staff applied AI engineer with nine years of experience personalizing care and measuring outcomes at Omada Health from Series C to IPO. I'm happiest partnering closely with care providers to build systems they'd stake a patient decision on. I love reading history, especially the genealogy of ideas we take for granted. Since September 2025 I've been on sabbatical learning to bigwall climb and cycling the length of Europe.
Personal Projects
- Sprig: Aggregates and intelligently categorizes spending for better budgeting
- BookClawb: Conversationally quizzes about books from a Goodreads shelf
- Mosaic: Assembles personal data into a dashboard for weekly introspection
- SavvySuds: Recommends beer using trading behavior from users of The Beer Exchange
Worth Reading
- Hero of Two Worlds by Mike Duncan: Lafayette's principles moored him to liberal democratic beliefs even as France whipsawed between royalist and Jacobin extremes
- Triumph of the City by Edward L. Glaeser: Cities are an ingenuity engine but only flourish with intelligently-designed incentives and infrastructure
- The Dream Machine by M. Mitchell Waldrop: Licklider's dream of human-computer symbiosis became the design of the computer and the choice to give it to the world
- The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling by Ted Chiang: Writing is a radical technology that affects how we think about our history as a society and as individuals
- AI Engineering by Chip Huyen: You can't trust your fancy AI system without thoughtful evaluations and detailed tracing
- Conquerors by Roger Crowley: Tales of bravery and ignorance from the Age of Exploration
- Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China by Ezra F. Vogel: China's present might and prosperity can be traced to Deng's economic and social reforms
- Why the West Rules - for Now by Ian Morris: Counting calories to chart the rise and fall of civilizations
Getting Outside
