I love people and process, and building products and experiences that make both better.
currently.
I help organizations build and deploy tools to navigate complexity at Palantir.
I’m the co-founder and advisor of On Call, a student-run late-night café and third space designed to foster connection at Stanford. Now the largest and fastest-growing student-run business on campus, On Call serves over 60% of the student body and is open every weeknight. Come say hi.
I am the founder of the Global Minds Initiative, a youth-led organization combating social isolation and fostering intercultural friendships in schools across North America. Since 2016, we’ve scaled to serve over 10,000 youth. Post 2020-merger, I am a passionate cheerleader and board member at the World Affairs Council, where Global Minds remains youth-led.
Curious about the future of education, work, and our relationships with AI. Always thinking about public infrastructure, urban design, gathering, and ways to make our democracy work better. I love strangers and believe in creating luck! Let’s chat :)
previously.
I’ve supported talented design research teams at Anthropic, the Reinvention Lab at Teach for America, and the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. I spent a summer launching growth at Slingshot AI, increasing our daily active users by 10x. I served as the youngest youth fellow at Hillary for America, and worked on Gen Z engagement strategy for organizations like American Eagle and National Geographic. Across the initiatives I’ve founded, I’ve raised more than $2.5M in funding—always in service of the communities closest to my heart.
broadly.
My work has been featured in the New York Times, Today Show, Teen Vogue, and others. I’ve spoken globally, including World Expo, HundrED, and TED. I’m honored to be Forbes 30 under 30, Teen Vogue’s 21 under 21, and a Princeton Prize in Race Relation Awardee. Here is my full CV.
importantly.
I’m a dedicated host of Shabbat dinners, a rookie meditator, and shameless hugger. I nerd out over third spaces (here’s a list of my favorites), call my grandma, and try to wear sunscreen.