About Me
Summary
I’m a Cornell Hotel School graduate passionate about bridging consumer psychology across product management and screenwriting. I work with tech companies that engage diverse audiences using data-driven insights and write dark comedies to create stories that resonate across divides.
Screenwriting
I’ve grown up caught between strong worlds - be it class, race, industry, education, location, religion, ideology. I like to explore strong characters and worlds with levity. I wrote a 30-minute dramedy pilot that placed quarterfinalist at Manchester Film Festival in 2025, and I’m currently workshopping a full draft of a dark comedy social satire screenplay at UCLA extension. Check out My Shorts & My Writing to understand my tone.
Social Media/Content AI Tech
I'm currently analyzing trends to predict the future of media, entertainment, social media, and consumer tech. I’m growing my portfolio of AI-driven content and product strategy projects. I’m exploring my next opportunity on a product team.
Accomplishments
Exited beta company as a solo founder
First time screenwriter placed quarterfinalist at Manchester Film Festival (2025)
Worked in private equity, food, tech, and entertainment
Worked as a research assistant to author of Freakonomics
Worked directly under cofounder of Instacart on confidential feature, exceeded goals 1 month into job
Walked on with no experience onto a D1 Varsity Sport
Filmed 3 shorts in a month with no prior experience - see “My Shorts”
Offered a cookbook deal
Learned how to vibe code with no experience
Made a short with AI - see “My Shorts”
Led partnerships at a restaurant tech during the pandemic and extended runway by 3 months
Life Goals
Work in a writer’s room and become a showrunner
Write a cult classic sci-fi (book or movie)
Write a transformative social satire screenplay
Create a transformative documentary
Work strategically on the founding team of a unicorn tech start up
Found a fast casual food franchise
Curate high-end dinners and events
Help democratize career path knowledge