I'm curious about complex systems. It started with atmospheric science and geography. When I discovered programming, I went from studying to building them — and learned that making them simple is the hardest part.
Back in 2019, as a second-year undergraduate, I joined a research team developing an R package — I wrote my first lines of code in R, kept going with Python and Linux, did a 6-month Le Wagon bootcamp after graduating, landed my first job as a fullstack developer, and have been building since.
At the end of 2023, when LLMs became impossible to ignore, I went independent to see for myself — and built Trash Tutor, a mobile app that uses camera input and LLMs to help with waste sorting.
At Root Global, I build end to end the products that help measure and reduce agricultural emissions — a good match for someone who studied the atmosphere and ended up writing software.
