Kalshi allows people to trade on event outcomes, from whether Brexit will happen this year to whether it will rain in NYC tomorrow. We are developing an asset class, “event contracts,” and a financial exchange for trading on the outcome of events. Kalshi’s vision is to allow people to capitalize on their opinions and to trade in the domain of everyday knowledge.

Grade: 3.86
Activities and societies: Tartan Student Fund
Undergraduate Finance Association
Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Minor: Computer Science

Carnegie Institute of Technology Dean's List 2014-2015 and 2015-2016

Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering

Software Engineer

- Engineering and integration of proprietary and third party payment systems

Organized and executed private tutoring sessions for Structure and Design of Digital Systems

Organized and conducted individual and group sessions on time management


Academic Development Peer Tutor

Designed, Implemented and Optimized a scalable triangle graph counting algorithm for synthesis on FPGAs,

Conducted data collection and performance analysis of Verilog RTL code for Fast Fourier Transform operations

Developed proficiency with Vivado and Vivado HLS

Carnegie Mellon SPIRAL Group Summer Research Intern

Developed a live data aggregation and display service for internal network configuration using Flask 

Developed an adaptive learning categorization model for automated error discovery

Software Engineering Intern

Traded Live Futures contracts and devised trading and risk management strategies

Developed and backtested trading algorithms in C#