I combine my expertise as a practicing physician, software engineer, and technology architect to create transformative solutions
in healthcare and research.
As the Technology Architect for Stanford Medicine Catalyst,
the flagship innovation program of the Stanford School of Medicine and Stanford Health Care, I design, develop, and implement solutions spanning digital health, AI, genomics, diagnostics,
and therapeutics, including AI-driven platforms focusing on Parkinson's disease, chronic cardiovascular disease, and precision pharmacogenomics.
In my role as Lead Architect for Digital Health at the Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign, I created open-source
frameworks for building digital health applications, including Stanford Spezi,
which have been adopted by leading institutions and companies worldwide. I also co-founded Stanford Biodesign Digital Health,
a group of engineers, designers, researchers, and physicians who are passionate about using technology to improve healthcare.
At Stanford, I teach CS342/MED253: Building for Digital Health,
an innovative course that brings together computer science, engineering, and medical students to develop real-world digital health solutions for Stanford Medicine
and industry partners.
Early in my career, I pioneered work in clinical AI applications, particularly in developing conversational agents and extracting insights from unstructured health data.
I co-founded a TechStars-backed startup, developed internationally deployed COVID-19 solutions, and contributed to the IEEE's first family of international mobile health data standards.
I also continue to practice as a board-certified primary care physician.