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I turn half-formed ideas into products people actually use: an AI browser extension with 500+ beta testers, a shoe cover pitched to the Boston Red Sox, and a bracelet that helps older adults carry their medical history when it matters most.
One venture you can read about, one you can’t yet, and the degree tying them together.
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RePromptr was accepted into the SHIP accelerator program at USC. We’re taking the extension from 500+ beta users toward launch.
Read Exhibit A →A dual degree between the USC Marshall School of Business and the Iovine and Young Academy, combining business, design, and technology.
Los Angeles · Expected May 2030Three projects taken from a rough idea through a working prototype, real users, and a pitch to people who could say no.
Where should we begin?
Illustrative demo. Example prompts, not live output.
Friends and classmates kept closing their laptops on AI tools mid-task. They had ideas, but the interface gave them no way to turn a rough thought into an effective prompt.
A Chrome extension that reads the context of a conversation and turns a rough request into an optimized prompt, right inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. I set the direction, designed and coded the interface, and led the patent filing directly with a patent attorney while leading the team through beta release.
Patent pending, with 500+ beta users across three major AI platforms. Accepted into the SHIP accelerator at USC.
Uneven access to prompting skill quietly widens the gap between people who get real value from AI and people who don’t.The belief behind RePromptr
Hundreds of millions of athletic shoes are thrown away every year, many because the soles wear down.
A universal shoe cover athletes would actually wear: layered neoprene, a nylon-spandex blend, and a silicone sole, tuned across dozens of hand-sewn prototypes for durability, washability, and fit. I designed and 3D printed a CAD model of an athletic cleat to use as the construction form, then tested with athletes across sports.
Everyday tasks most people never think twice about, like cutting vegetables, trimming nails, and opening doors, take away independence from elderly and disabled people.
It started after my grandmother fainted while traveling abroad, where language barriers and an unfamiliar healthcare system made it harder to get her help. I designed the NFC chip into a wearable charm instead of a clinical device. It stores medication lists and EKG records for first responders, and only the wearer can edit their own records, which avoids HIPAA issues.
A nail clipper with a soldered metal stabilizer that keeps people with hand tremors or limited mobility from cutting themselves, with less reliance on fine motor control. I shaped it by hammering metal onto a 3D-printed mold of the average finger slope.
More than five products designed and 3D printed, each shaped by interviews with 20+ seniors and caregivers.
A 100% biodegradable toothbrush. The hemp-filament handle is 3D printed and hand-sanded, with hand-inserted castor bean oil bristles for softness that still biodegrade.
An attachment for rowing machines that captures the airflow from each stroke and turns it into clean energy through micro-turbines. I designed the CAD model.
The same four steps run through every project above, whether the product is software, a sewn cover, or a 3D-printed tool.
I begin by watching and listening, before sketching anything.
CAD, 3D printing, sewing, soldering, and code, whatever gets a real version into someone’s hands fastest.
SoleSafe was tested with athletes across sports. RePromptr went out to beta testers early and kept changing based on what they did.
Competition judges and pro sports executives give the most useful feedback.
Engineering, product design, and retail, each with a number attached.
Generated about $2,000 in individual sales per shift and helped the location become Sam Edelman’s #1 store company-wide in clothing sales.
Designed and fabricated a custom CAD mold that launched as a limited-edition product line. Drove customer engagement at an 80+ vendor market for 100% sell-through, and redesigned key website pages and user flows to improve navigation and purchasing.
Engineered a circular impulse heat-seal band that eliminated heat concentration by integrating custom electrical components and a water-cooling system. Led another intern through prototyping and testing, cutting prototyping time by 30%.