At Qualia, I build systems that automate real estate title searches and exams on the Search & Exam team — full-stack work spanning React, TypeScript, web scraping, and multi-agent orchestration.

Before Qualia, I spent nearly five years at Qualtrics on the Data Visualization team, shipping features for the XM Platform with React, TypeScript, D3, and Golang. I also interned at Ford building a gamified training app, and freelanced throughout college — building sites and small web apps for local businesses.

I care about fast page loads, clean interfaces, and code that's easy to come back to six months later. I'd rather ship something simple that works well than something clever that's hard to maintain.

Above all, I try to approach things with curiosity first. I find it's important not to assume I know everything about a particular project, codebase, or solution. With LLMs changing how we build software, I've leaned into rapid experimentation — what used to be "let's decide the right path up front" is now "I've tried three different approaches today and here's why this one wins." I think that shift is a sea change in software engineering, and I've tried to embrace it wholeheartedly.

I'm a Notre Dame alum (BSE in Computer Science, class of 2019) living in Chicago. During college I spent a semester studying abroad in London, which remains one of my favorite cities.

My heritage on my father's side is Italian, and that's my first love of cuisine — it's what I cook most often and what I'd seek out first when dining out. I've been lucky enough to spend time in Greece sailing the Mediterranean on a catamaran and a month living in Siracusa, Sicily, where the pizza and pasta were everything you'd hope for.

I read a mix of fiction and nonfiction — a few favorites are Slaughterhouse-Five, Klara and the Sun, and Moonwalking with Einstein. And I worry far too much about my beloved Pittsburgh teams — the Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates. I also picked up an allegiance to the Mariners during my five years in Seattle, and of course the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.