Toronto, Canada
I build software that refuses to guess.
Co-Founder and CTO of Pearchy. Computer Science at the University of Toronto, Dean's List.
01
Now
On a gap year from Computer Science at the University of Toronto (Dean's List) to build Pearchy full time. I trade NQ futures and journal every session; 878 logged. Nothing ships on a guess: not a scan verdict, not a trade.
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Selected Work
Scans grocery labels for food allergies and answers Compatible, Avoid, or Uncertain; when it cannot be sure, it fails closed.
Co-Founder & CTO
A genomic IDE built on Evo 2 and AlphaFold 3.
Yale YHack 2026, Personal AI Agent winner
03 SceneOS VisitA spoken idea goes in; an agentic pipeline returns a finished short film.
LA Hacks 2026
04 The Duplex Splatter SourceA capital-scaling model for funded futures accounts, simulated across 5.3 million paths.
Open source
Rebuilt the analytics benchmarking stack and left the pipelines 36x faster.
Application Programmer
03
Shelf
I log books like trades. One line each.
Never Split the Difference
Chris VossI used this on real negotiations before I finished reading it. No-oriented questions work exactly as advertised.
The Laws of Human Nature
Robert GreeneGreene's best. Read the person first, then the deal.
The 48 Laws of Power
Robert GreeneHalf warning label, half instruction manual. Know which half you are reading.
Reality Transurfing
Vadim ZelandStrange book, real effect. I trade better when nothing is precious.
The Psychology of Money
Morgan HouselSays in 200 pages what my trading journal took 878 entries to teach me.
The Psychology of Human Misjudgment
Charlie MungerTwenty-four ways your own head lies to you. I reread it before I size up.
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Robert KiyosakiThe one that started it. I read it too young to argue and it stuck.