During the day I’m a software developer at The University of Michigan, helping with research projects in the computer security and privacy space. I also podcast about software engineering with Soroush Khanlou on the Fatal Error podcast.
Aside from software engineering my interests include computer & information security, privacy and anticensorship technologies, cycling (and mountain biking, and bike polo), weather, photography, the intersection of civics with technology & social networking, ham radio (callsign KD8VHL), aviation and theatre.
Formerly, you could find me doing iOS development at The New York Times, and previously at Nutshell. I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2012 with a degree in Computer Science Engineering.
