NYC Ferry Delay Prediction
MUSA Program Capstone Project
Partnered with NYCEDC to analyze NYC Ferry delays and built a model that predicts excessive delays up to 48 hours ahead, powering a web app for ferry operations managers.
I’m a Senior Software Engineer at the City of Philadelphia’s Office of Innovation & Technology, where I work on software that directly serves Philadelphia residents.
My path here started with a computer science degree and nearly four years as a full-stack software engineer at JPMorgan Chase, but I’ve always been drawn to cities: how people move through them, who they serve, and who they leave out. That pull led me to pursue a Master of Urban Spatial Analytics at UPenn, where I deepened my skills in spatial data science, data engineering, and urban research applied to housing, transportation, and land use.
I don't believe technology should be built in a vacuum. Being a good engineer or technologist means knowing how to work with stakeholders and communities, especially when it comes to the urban systems that shape daily life. That mindset, blending technical work with planning and public impact, is what's driving the next chapter of my career.

MUSA Program Capstone Project
Partnered with NYCEDC to analyze NYC Ferry delays and built a model that predicts excessive delays up to 48 hours ahead, powering a web app for ferry operations managers.

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MUSA 5000 — Course Reports

MUSA 5080 — Course Portfolio

City of Philadelphia
Office of Innovation & Technology
2026-Present

University of Pennsylvania
Weitzman School of Design
Class of 2026

JPMorgan Chase
Consumer Bank Sales, Incentives, & Growth
2022-25

All Aboard Ohio
Board of Directors, Executive Committee
2023-25

The Ohio State University
College of Engineering
Class of 2021

JPMorgan Chase
Software Engineering Program (SEP)
Summer of 2020, Summer of 2021