Handling end-to-end growth and some programming on an 8-person team at 1851 Labs, the crew behind GenTube—an AI video creation platform with 500,000+ users. Founded by Mo Musbah, who co-founded Maluuba and sold it to Microsoft for $160M, and Josh Kuntz, a founding engineer at Wish who scaled systems to 90M+ monthly users.

As a co-founder, I’ve helped ship nearly every core feature from building the end-to-end workflows and refining UI/UX across the product and marketing site. I’ve implemented payments and billing with the Stripe API and built automation features I’ve also contributed across the stack on database UI/UX design, normal/Google authentication, integrations, testing/bug fixes, and deployment—doing whatever the product needed to move faster and stay simple.

Accepted as a Scholar among the top 64 of New Jersey high school students with a less than 1% acceptance rate. Completed coursework in Modern Physics, Robotics, Sustainable Energy, and AI/ML Engineering.

As an NJGSET Scholar, I built a Python-based emotional support assistant using the Gemini API, designed to simulate conversations with specific individuals by grounding responses in publicly available information (e.g., LinkedIn profiles, biographies, and portfolios). I also helped develop the initial 15-page paper, “TaintMonkey: Dynamic Taint Analysis of Python Web Applications Using Monkey Patching,” published in the NJGSET Research Paper Archive and presented at the NJGSET 2025 Symposium (Later presented at MIT URTC 2025, Published in IEEE Xplore).