I work at Lithos Carbon to turn farmland into carbon capture centers. We accelerate mineral weathering by spreading basalt on croplands to increase dissolved inorganic carbon with eventual storage as ocean carbonates. Our technology uses novel soil models and machine learning to maximize CO₂ removal while boosting crop growth.

Previously, I dropped out of undergrad to start FamilyLeaf and was one of the youngest founders in Y Combinator (W12). I later joined the early team at Tilt (acquired by Airbnb), where I built Tilt Pro and led the data engineering and B2B platform teams. We were lucky to have worked with some incredible customers, including companies like Soylent, Boosted Boards, Away Travel, and the Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation.

Along the way, I worked on research for superconducting quantum computing at the Yale Quantronics Laboratory and in molecular Bose-Einstein condensates at Will Lab. I also spent some time in quant finance and still retain a morbid fascination with derivatives pricing.