I'm a designer, builder, &
dancer—optimizing for fun.
I think deeply about people, products, and the future of technology. Currently having the most fun in exploring novel AI interactions.
Open to contract work starting August 2026. If you're working on something cool, let's chat!
Outside of design, engineering, and being a computer science & business student, I'm:
building tech communities on campus
café hopping
flashing V4's
dancing, dancing, & dancing
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Cityflow’s mission:
Make bus travel in Paris smarter, safer, and more connected.
City-flow aims to become the next-gen mobility companion — a platform that merges information, safety, and social value to improve how people move across Paris.
Lack of Real-Time Clarity
Passengers often don’t know when the bus will actually arrive, how crowded it is, or if there are delays. This uncertainty creates stress, missed rides, and inefficient journey planning.
Weak Safety Awareness
There are no real-time incident alerts, no reassurance features, and no safety indicators to guide safer decisions.
No Social or Community Layer
Existing apps don’t help users connect, share experiences, or access relevant local information during their ride, even though commuters spend hours inside this shared space.
Poor In-Journey Guidance
They don’t support passengers during the ride with contextual cues (next stop, orientation, smarter transfers, disruptions ahead) that make the journey smoother and more predictable..
Fragmented Mobility Experience
There’s no single, unified tool that brings all mobility needs informational, social, and safety-related into one seamless experience.