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Hey, I'm David 🧑🏻💻
I'm a CS student at Northeastern who gravitates toward problems where the interesting part isn't the code. Most of what I've built started as a small annoyance: interview prep that gives you no real feedback, restaurant reviews that rate the room instead of the food, an inbox that buries the five emails that matter under three hundred that don't.
I've spent my last few summers at Amazon and LinkedIn learning how software behaves when a lot of people depend on it, and my semesters building things where I get to make every call myself. Those two teach very different lessons and I'm not finished with either. Lately I'm drawn to early-stage teams, where the distance between deciding something and shipping it is measured in days.
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My Experience
My Projects
IntReview
An AI-powered interview preparation platform that provides real-time feedback on verbal and non-verbal communication using computer vision and speech analysis.
Real-Time AI Business Intelligence
An AI-powered business intelligence platform that converts natural language queries into SQL, delivering instant data insights through interactive visualizations.
Constellation
An iOS app that visualizes your social network as an interactive galaxy, using on-device machine learning to predict which relationships need attention and encouraging meaningful reconnection.
Black-Scholes Options Pricing Model
A sophisticated financial tool implementing the Black-Scholes mathematical model to accurately price options contracts and analyze market volatility.
Classify
A machine learning application that intelligently categorizes Spotify playlists into themed collections to enhance music discovery through audio feature analysis.
PlateMate
A mobile application that revolutionizes restaurant reviews by focusing on what truly matters to diners - the quality of individual dishes.
Distyl
A VS Code extension that figures out which parts of your workspace an AI coding assistant actually needs, then packs them to fit inside the context window.
Multi-Agent Personal Automation System
Three agents running around the clock on my own machine: one researches and publishes content end to end, one handles code, one runs the day. No database, no server, and no memory of anything except what they write down.