Building systems at the intersection of finance and code. I combine deep engineering with quantitative research to explore prediction markets, volatility modeling, and the occasional side quest in game dev.
Projects
RBL Capital — open source
A simulated proprietary trading research system built to explore systematic edge across asset classes. Spans prediction markets, macro signals, equities, and mid-freq crypto desks. Built with Python, Polymarket, Agent Frameworks, Crypto Perps.
Additional notes
I built this because prediction markets and DeFi are one of the few places where insider positioning is both legal and detectable.
IV Surface Pipeline — open source
A full data engineering pipeline that ingests SPY options chain data daily, inverts Black-Scholes to compute implied volatility across all strikes and expiries, served via REST API and Grafana. Built with Python, Black-Scholes, Data Warehouse, REST API, Grafana.
Additional notes
I wanted to build something that sits closer to how risk systems actually work than a typical portfolio project. Getting Brent's method to behave at the wings was the part that kept me up.
Catch Wind — closed source
A dual-screen arcade shooter where you control two ships simultaneously. Each ship mirrors the other's movement but fires in opposite directions. Survive waves and unlock weapons. Built with JavaScript, Canvas, Game Dev.
Additional notes
Two ships. One keyboard. Zero mercy. The core mechanic of mirrored movement but opposite firing directions creates this puzzle-like flow where you have to think about both sides simultaneously.
nvim-plugins — open source
A collection of personal Neovim plugins. Includes onyx-colorscheme, a dark, low-contrast colorscheme built for long sessions, and bufline.nvim, a minimal bufferline with diagnostics. Built with Lua, Neovim, VimScript.
Additional notes
Every colorscheme I tried either burned my eyes or put me to sleep. So I made my own. Onyx is what happens when you spend too long time staring at a screen.
Portfolio Website — open source
This very site, a personal portfolio built with plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Features a clean, academic-inspired UI and minimal, expandable project entries. Built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
Additional notes
Rebuilt it in plain vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Wanted a clean, academic vibe that still felt polished. The robot was supposed to be a small easter egg but now she's basically the front desk.