As an architectural designer, maker, and technologist, my aim is to make scalable and innovative connections across these domains. I have dedicated my career to integrating these fields, continuously expanding my expertise.

Recently, I founded an LLC, obtained a contractor's license, and renovated a short-term rental property that now generates passive income. Currently, I am a Process Specialist at Kreysler & Associates, a leader in advanced composite materials and innovative fabrication techniques. I joined the company with a specific request to work directly on the shop floor to understand the core processes of manufacturing. This hands-on experience alongside fabricators has raised my knowledge of tools and methods. In this role, I have managed fabricators on projects, authored standard operating procedures, collaborated with a chemist on prototypes, and worked directly with the Vice President on RFP proposals for design-built projects. Currently we are remaking the apple park rainbow stage. This position has provided me with unique learning opportunities, enhancing my skills in a way no previous job has.

During my time at the design-technology startup AI SpaceFactory, I was part of a talented team that developed the NASA award-winning Mars habitat, Marsha. In 2018, our project won Phase 1 of NASA’s 3D Printed Habitat Challenge. My responsibilities included designing, modeling, and leading the creation of the official multimedia submission to NASA. In 2019, after successfully printing a 1:3 scale prototype of its primary structure, Marsha won Phase 2 and 3 of the challenge, awarded the grand prize of $500,000. Our team's achievement was highlighted in publications like The Wall Street Journal, CNN and YouTube’s original series “The Age of AI”. Later, I led the design team for Tera, a terrestrial 3D printed habitat inspired by Marsha. I also supported our marketing team in organizing a successful fundraising campaign on Indiegogo for Tera’s construction in upstate New York, which raised over $70,000. Tera has been featured in The New York Times, Designboom, and CNBC. Concurrently, I collaborated with the R&D team to develop new products, integrating Internet of Things (IoT) technology.

I have worked as an architectural designer at wHY Architecture in New York, Kevin Daly Architects, and Dennis Gibbens Architects in Los Angeles. I was involved in schematic design, design development, construction documents, and partially in construction administration at all of these companies. The R&Co Gallery, a triple-height renovation project in Tribeca, New York, was an end-to-end project where I was greatly engaged in every phase, including MEP coordination during the construction documentation phase. My responsibilities also included participating in competitions and RFP proposals, creating presentations, and interacting with clients. Notable projects include the award-winning Edinburgh's Ross Pavilion competition and the Mo Ostin UCLA basketball center.

I completed my M.Arch.II at UCLA’s Suprastudio program under the guidance of Greg Lynn, engaging with partners like Aerospace Boeing, Bot & Dolly Design Studio, IDEAS Robotics Lab at UCLA, and Cirque Du Soleil.