When we started EpiSafe, the obvious question was how do we make a smaller auto-injector? The better one was: why do more than half of people prescribed epinephrine leave it at home?

That second question is what I engineer toward. I'm studying Mechanical Engineering at WPI — stress, materials, thermodynamics — and spending the rest of my time running customer-discovery interviews, reading FDA guidance, and turning messy human needs into hardware people will actually carry.

I work best at the seam between the bench and the boardroom: close enough to the CAD to know what's possible, close enough to the patient to know what matters, and close enough to the regulation to know what it'll take to ship.

Outside of that I fly a drone, run marketing for a student government, argue about food, and write a great deal more than I publish.