Author

I wrote Game Development with Three.js,
a book about building 3D games that anyone can play in a web
browser. It was published in October 2013 by Packt Publishing.
Open-source programmer

Software I've written
has been downloaded over 150,000 times. My work has focused on
communications and visualization technologies on the web and
desktop in around a dozen languages.
Game engine creator

In addition to writing a number of
games
from scratch, I built a 3D
procedural terrain generator
as well as a
foundation
for quickly building interactive 2D games for the web.
Awards & achievements

- Wharton Dean's Award for Innovation winner, 2014
- Wharton Research Scholar, 2012-2013
- Co-founder of Bell Society; member of Kairos Society, Cum Laude Honor Society, National Honor Society, and Mu Alpha Theta
- Google Summer of Code Mentor, 2010
- AP Scholar with Distinction
- National Merit Finalist
- 10 Model UN awards at 8 conferences
- 11 team and individual math competition awards
Investor

I was the first founding partner of
Dorm Room Fund,
a student-run venture capital fund that invests $2 million from
First Round Capital into student-run startups. I met with founders,
made investment decisions, and helped operate the fund.
Community Bonus Pack co-leader

The CBP3
team develops third-party content for Unreal Engine games. We have
won 49 international awards among other recognition, and our
releases have been downloaded over 250,000 times. I assembled the
team of over 30 people from 11 countries and facilitated development.
Product leader

I am currently a software engineer at a stealth startup. Previously
I led developer products as a product manager at
Acquia, built data
processing and visualization tools as an engineer at
Twitter, created
data-driven web and mobile tools for
First Round Capital,
and freelanced as a consultant and developer for dozens of startups.
Writer

Published 4 short stories and 3 poems in 5 literary magazines. Also
won the English Department Most Outstanding Student Award in 2010
and a Gold Key Award from National Scholastic Arts and Writing
Competition in 2009. You can read
samples.