About
I started at EY in Chicago doing data work for healthcare clients: claims analytics for a health system, a risk model for a state health department's behavioral health program, and COVID dashboards during the pandemic. From there I ran delivery on a drug forecasting platform for a global pharma company, then moved into AI strategy, where most of my job was helping executives decide which AI projects were worth the money.
I came to Kellogg for the MBAi, a joint degree with McCormick's engineering school, to go deeper on the technical side. This past summer I was at Uber in New York working on support for Uber Elite and the Blacklane acquisition. On the side I build prototypes, mostly with Claude Code and Lovable.
At Kellogg I'm co-president of the Jewish Business Association and VP of Careers for the AI Club. Before all of this I studied industrial and operations engineering at Michigan. In 2020 I took a gap year, studied at Aish HaTorah, and made bagel sandwiches at Bagelers in Chicago.
Outside of work I ski, bake, thrift, follow Chicago sports, and plan food crawls through neighborhoods I haven't eaten my way through yet.