Question 1
How do students and early-career candidates find government roles in one place?
What I built
PublicPath — making public-sector opportunities easier to find.
I co-built PublicPath, a platform helping students and early-career candidates explore government careers. My work focused on API ingestion and data quality: cleaning, deduplicating, normalizing, and validating listings for search and filtering.
- Role
- Co-founder, Engineering and Data; one of two engineers
- Tools
- Python, GitHub Actions, Supabase, Postgres
- Live
- Project website (joinpublicpath.com) ↗ Job search was not loading when checked on 6 Oct 2026.
How it works
- Pull listings from external job APIs on a schedule
- Clean, deduplicate, normalize, validate
- Store in Postgres on Supabase
- Serve search and filtering on the site
Simplified sequence.
Question 2
How can a team find what the company already knows?
What I built
Ourea Brain — company knowledge, accessible through Slack.
I built and deployed Ourea Brain, an internal AI assistant that brings company context into Slack. It connects information across Slack, Gmail, Google Docs, and meeting notes to help colleagues retrieve project context, identify owners, and follow up on decisions. The application runs on Google Cloud Run and uses Anthropic’s Claude API; an early live deployment answered a Slack question using meeting-note context.
- Role
- Builder · Agentic AI Intern, Ourea Energy
- Status
- Built and deployed internally
How it works
- A colleague asks a question in Slack
- The app on Google Cloud Run gathers relevant company context
- The Claude API drafts an answer from that context
- The response comes back in Slack
Simplified architecture.
Question 3
How can a clinical note become an explanation a patient can follow?
What I built
CLARITY — turning clinical notes into patient-friendly explanations.
I built a Python pipeline for the CLARITY healthcare-AI project that converts de-identified clinical-note JSON into patient-friendly explanatory videos. The workflow automates narration, slide generation, and MP4 production using Microsoft Neural TTS.
- Context
- Research Assistant, HOPE Lab, UChicago Booth
- Tools
- Python, Microsoft Neural TTS
How it works
- De-identified clinical note (JSON)
- Explanatory content
- Narration and slides
- MP4 video
Conceptual. Clinical material is not public, so no examples are shown.
More questions I’ve worked on
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What in the energy market should leadership see each week?
Energy Market Intelligence · Ourea Energy
Built a weekly AI-assisted market-intelligence workflow that filtered 50+ recurring signals across energy storage, utilities, and data centers into leadership updates on competitors, investments, and partnerships.
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Where do eviction-risk patterns show up across Chicago?
Chicago Eviction Risk
Built an interpretable machine-learning and geospatial workflow to explore eviction-risk patterns in Chicago.
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Do campaign speeches reflect the issues voters care about?
Political Narrative Navigator · team project
Analyzed 2,000+ presidential campaign speeches alongside YouGov data using AI-assisted text workflows.
Political Narrative Navigator on GitHub ↗
Background
I combine software building with applied research: data platforms and AI workflows, alongside machine learning, survey analysis, and geospatial work.
- Ourea Energy · Financial Health Network · HOPE Lab, UChicago Booth · PublicPath — 2026, current
- PAMS (machine learning) · CERP (analyst) — 2024–2025
- MS, Computational Analysis and Public Policy, University of Chicago — expected June 2027
- BS, Economics and Political Science, Lahore School of Economics — May 2024