I recently built WhichGLP, an AI-powered platform that helps patients compare weight-loss drugs using structured data extracted from 10k+ Reddit posts. I shipped it in 2 weeks with 700ms average load time (faster than Google Search) and full production polish including custom branding, SEO, and legal/compliance. It's open-source and live at whichglp.com.

I'm a full-stack engineer with 4 years building at early-stage startups backed by tier 1 VCs. As the 3rd-8th engineer, I've owned features end-to-end: from talking to users and collaborating with product/design, to shipping to production and iterating based on feedback and metrics. I've built platforms managing 1M+ insurance policies, prevented $100k+ churn through rapid debugging, and shipped 50+ mobile features to beta waitlists of 1M users.

I sharpened my product-mindedness during my Associate Product Manager internship at Google, where I was 1 of 45 APM interns globally. I wrote PRDs and coordinated cross-functionally to build AI features. As an engineer, I've approached technical decisions through the lens of user problems and business impact.