About
A software engineer focused on systems, structured data, and health technology
Background
Engineering, systems thinking, and practical software design
My background is in full-stack software engineering, with primary experience building applications in TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, and SQL-backed systems. I'm especially interested in software that supports real-world operations, whether that means dashboards, internal tools, structured workflows, or public-facing systems.
Across my work, I tend to gravitate toward projects that require both technical clarity and system design thinking: modeling relationships in data, structuring maintainable codebases, and building interfaces that make complicated processes easier to navigate.
More recently, I've been exploring how these same skills apply to health data systems, analytics workflows, and health technology. That includes independent work around women's health datasets, documentation practices, and the design of software that helps make complex information more interpretable and usable.
Current Direction
Software engineering, data systems, analytics workflows, and health technology.
Core Strengths
Target Roles
Software Engineer, Full-Stack Engineer, Analytics Engineer, and HealthTech-focused roles.
How I Work
My approach to technical work
I care about maintainable systems, clear architecture, and software that supports actual use rather than just visual polish. The goal is not just to make something functional, but to make it understandable, resilient, and extensible.
Systems-first thinking
I like breaking problems into clear layers: data, logic, interfaces, and workflow. That makes systems easier to reason about and evolve.
Structured data matters
I’m especially drawn to projects where schemas, relationships, queries, and reporting logic shape how information becomes usable.
Clarity over cleverness
I prefer explicit decisions, readable code, and documented tradeoffs over unnecessary complexity or abstraction.
Usefulness is the standard
Whether the user is internal or public-facing, I care about software that supports real tasks, real decisions, and real constraints.
Current Focus Areas
What I'm building toward
My long-term direction sits at the intersection of software engineering, data systems, and health technology. I'm particularly interested in building analytics platforms, structured data workflows, and research-supporting tools that make complex health-related information more interpretable and operationally useful. A growing focus of my work is women's health data, including systems that help surface patterns, disparities, and operational insights in ways that support clearer decision-making.
Alongside my engineering work, I will be pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Health Services Management, followed by graduate study in Biomedical Informatics. These programs support my goal of working at the technical intersection of healthcare systems, data infrastructure, and software engineering as I continue building toward becoming a Women's Health Data and Equity Technologist.
Tools and Technologies
Current stack and working methods
I primarily work with modern web technologies and structured data systems. I'm especially interested in projects where frontend interfaces, backend logic, and data modeling all need to work together coherently.
What This Site Is For
A portfolio of engineering systems, applied projects, and technical direction
This site is where I document selected work, project systems, and the direction I'm building toward. It includes engineering projects, analytics-oriented systems, health-data-adjacent work, and project documentation that reflects how I think through software problems.
Projects
Full-stack systems, operational tools, analytics dashboards, and case studies.
Health Data
Technical exploration of health data systems, workflows, and structured information design.
Case Studies
Detailed breakdowns of architecture, decisions, constraints, and implementation choices.
Next
Explore the work
The best place to start is the Projects page, followed by the health-data-focused work and case studies that support my current direction.