I like starting with no idea how something works, learning it piece by piece, and eventually being able to build it myself.

I’m studying electrical engineering and computational data science at Michigan State while serving as cofounder and CEO of Rulix.

When I was 11, my dad let me help research long-term stock investments. I would pitch companies to him, then check the prices constantly while insisting we were long-term investors. That was probably my first real obsession with understanding how businesses work.

In high school, I built Ghostpin into a desktop iOS testing tool used by more than 300 people and worked on CAN telemetry and electrical systems for Okemos Solar Racing.

I also tend to turn hobbies into engineering projects. Getting into DJing led me to learn PCB design and build three versions of my own controller. The attempt to avoid an expensive purchase became a much more expensive education.

I’m building Rulix with my cofounder, Pranav Gollu. We’re working on an AI copilot that helps export-control professionals research regulations, inspect reasoning, and produce reviewable documentation while keeping the final decision with the human expert.

Outside engineering, I run, ski, DJ, and play viola and piano. Visible progress is what keeps me interested.