Currently building educational data science experiences for students with Gotham Data Clinic. See my full work history on LinkedIn.

  1. – present

    Gotham Data Clinic

    Software Engineering Lead

    I’m continuing to develop the Brainwaves app and exploring new ways to teach computational thinking in the age of AI.

  2. – present

    Meta

    Task Creator · New York

    I lead a pod of folks who investigate esoteric knowledge domains and turn them into benchmark tasks for Meta's coding models. The future of knowledge work?

  3. – May 2026

    Meta

    Research Engineer · New York

    I designed, prototyped, and implemented data collection tools for EMG-based interactions in Reality Labs, building the wrist-worn neuromotor interface that shipped as the Meta Neural Band.

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    CTRL-labs

    Software Engineer · New York

    I worked primarily in TypeScript on the core SDK and developer tooling for the company’s neural-interface hardware. CTRL-labs was acquired by Meta in 2019.

  5. –

    New York University

    Software Developer · New York

    I built a desktop application that helped high-school students conduct EEG-based neuroscience research, including guided signal analysis with React, Electron, MNE, Jupyter, and RxJS.

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    Avertus Biomedical

    Applications Developer · Toronto

    I developed software for the H10C EEG headset, from raw Bluetooth data parsing and real-time d3.js visualization to a Spring backend for data management and analysis.

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    Lake Weed Eradicator

    Owner & Operator · Redmond, Washington

    I ran a small business removing invasive aquatic plants from residential lakefronts using SCUBA, restoring nursery habitat for Chinook salmon in Lake Sammamish.

  1. Kaifosh, P., Reardon, T. R., et al. “A generic non-invasive neuromotor interface for human-computer interaction.” Nature 645, 702–711 (2025).
  2. Morrison, D. J., Rashid, A. J., Yiu, A. P., Yan, C., Frankland, P. W., and Josselyn, S. A. “Parvalbumin interneurons constrain the size of the lateral amygdala engram.” Neurobiology of Learning and Memory 135, 91–99 (2016).