Student developer · Miami, Florida
I’m a student developer interested in AI, entrepreneurship, and technology that solves real problems. I build products, experiment with new tools, and learn by turning ideas into working projects.
An AI-powered food-waste app that helps households track expiration dates, organize what they have, and waste less. The mobile app is pending App Store approval; shelflifeweb.com is a basic web version. Built with React Native, Firebase, and the OpenAI API, with a provisional patent application filed with the USPTO.
A dog-walking web app that helps walkers organize dog profiles, schedule walks, track care notes, and manage to-do reminders in one place.
A language-learning app designed to help preserve Ladino, an endangered language, through interactive lessons, sentence-building, quizzes, and conversations. Inspired by my grandfather and a desire to keep this part of Sephardic heritage alive.
A hands-on exploratory data analysis of 6,900+ Spotify tracks. I experimented with data science techniques to study track popularity, explore relationships between audio features, and build visualizations that make patterns easier to understand. Along the way, I strengthened my Python skills and learned to use Jupyter Notebook, pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn.
A little about me
I enjoy working at the intersection of software, design, and real-world problems. Some projects start with a personal connection, like preserving Ladino; others start with a question I want to investigate, like what makes a song popular. I’m always looking for opportunities to learn, build, and collaborate.
Say hello
I’m open to interesting projects, learning opportunities, and conversations about technology and entrepreneurship.