I make software for finance, data, and everyday problems, usually because a tool I needed didn't exist or wasn't good enough.
An open-source, offline financial calculator with the keystroke model of a classic business calculator, rebuilt with the features I always wished the physical one had.
A web app for mean-variance portfolio optimization and walk-forward backtesting, built so the results can't cheat by peeking at future prices.
A discounted-cash-flow research pipeline and cost-of-capital dashboard that pulls real market and fundamentals data to estimate CAPM and WACC.
A desktop visual-learning workbench: ask for a 3D model, chart, or diagram, click on any part of it, and ask a follow-up about just that piece.
I'm a student who likes building things that solve problems I actually have. Most of my projects start as frustration with an existing tool and end up as something I use every day.
Lately I've been focused on finance: valuation models, portfolio construction, and calculators that are faster and clearer than the ones I had to use.