Chapters
Fruitfully Yours began with a question I couldn't shake: why was so much fresh fruit going to waste while people nearby struggled to access it?
That question became Fruitfully Yours, a community organization that has since rescued more than 115,000 pounds of surplus fruit from backyards and orchards across the San Gabriel Valley for local food banks.
Stanford changed the kinds of questions I asked.
The classes I took and the people I met pushed me well beyond computer science. Research at the GSB and HAI showed me that the most meaningful technology starts with paying attention to the people it's built for.
At SpaceX, I'm helping build π Money, an ambitious effort to create one of the world's largest financial networks.
My work spans product, growth, and AI: understanding how people use π Money, shaping what we build next, and shipping it end to end.
Prototyping
Things I'm building and exploring.
Writing
Thinking out loud about people, ideas, and the work of living.
- Thereβs No Such Thing as Free Intelligence.On AI startups, rented models, and the infrastructure underneath.
- Depth That Lasts.On games, songs, and sports that survive repetition without getting thinner.
- Beyond intelligence.On what remains distinctly human in an age of capable machines.
- The good ole days.A note about nostalgia, complexity, and the interfaces through which we experience life.
- Leaving Earth to save it.Why the frontiers that take us furthest away may reshape life at home.
- More than just a tennis player.What Rafael Nadal taught me about passion, clarity, values, and loyalty.
