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Finance grad, project associate by day, and builder of side projects when an idea won't leave me alone.
About
I studied Finance and recently started working as a Project Associate, so I'm still very much learning how the corporate world actually works. Most days I'm coordinating timelines, chasing updates, and trying to keep things moving without dropping any balls.
I'm not a software engineer, and I won't pretend to be one. But when I run into a problem I care about, I like figuring out how to build something for it. So far that's meant a paper-trading app, a self-hosted PDF tool, and a running dashboard. Some of it works really well. Some of it I'm still fixing.
These projects are mostly me learning by doing: reading docs, breaking things, asking the internet (and AI) for help, and shipping something usable at the end. If that sounds relatable, or if any of this is interesting to you, feel free to reach out.
Open to roles in project management, automation, governance, operations, or process improvement, and to conversations with people who like building things and figuring stuff out as they go.
Work
I missed the On Paper iOS app after it shut down, so I rebuilt it for the web. Live US stock quotes, a virtual portfolio, charts, and simulated options, mostly so I could practice investing without touching real money.
What came of it: Hosted it publicly so friends can paper trade too. Probably taught me more about APIs and frontend state than any tutorial would have.
Got tired of uploading sensitive PDFs to random websites. Built a self-hosted toolkit you run locally: merge, split, compress, OCR, and plenty more. Your files stay on your machine.
What came of it: Open-sourced it on GitHub. Still my go-to whenever I need to wrangle a PDF without sending it to the cloud.
Strava is great for logging runs, but I wanted more honest coaching insights. Built a dashboard that tracks consistency, explains pace in plain English, and generates shareable weekly recaps.
What came of it: Synced 50+ runs from my Coros/Strava data. I actually check my easy/hard split now before planning the next week.