I graduated with a degree in mathematics from Harvey Mudd College in the Class of 2017. I am currently the organ scholar at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, where I play the organ for one of the largest church music programs in the United States. I’m also an active recitalist, and have compiled a schedule of my upcoming concerts.
After graduating from Harvey Mudd, I became a Junior Analyst at Saracen Energy Advisors in Houston, Texas. At Saracen, I was tasked with running the data platform, keeping the extensive collection of data up to date, and developing several internal tools that were used throughout the company.
I left Saracen at the end of 2018 in preparation for a move to Chicago. I spent 2019 focusing on my career as an organist and on building LiturgiCal, a tool for church musicians to plan repertoire for weekly services. In January 2020, I began working at Ibira Capital Management as a quantitative analyst, where I’ve continued to work in a reduced role after starting the organ scholarship at Fourth.
I am a non-evangelical Linux enthusiast, and am generally interested in all things digital. I can often be found working on any number of side projects, either on one of my many programming projects or tinkering with my Raspberry Pi.
I have a deep interest in digital typography, and have worked with many typesetting languages, including LaTeX, groff (with the mom macro set), Lout, and Patoline. As part of this interest, I am currently working on my own typesetting language, Burro.