Humi is the second company I cofounded, offering powerful HR software in the cloud. We've serviced thousands of businesses in Canada, and our team has grown to over 100 people.

I helped commercialize Delph[eye], a company which uses machine vision to predict where the human eye will fixate on any image. We targeted the advertising industry, and sold the business in 2017.

I built a few Shopify Apps with the goal of earning some passive income. To-date, these apps have been installed on over 10,000 merchant stores.

JamCam was my first startup. It was a social media app for short, fan-made music videos. We raised some funding, ran partnerships with international artists like Maroon 5 and PSY, were featured in the Apple App Store, and reached over 1,000,000 downloads.

Vibrauto was my way of getting familiar with web-based programming languages, while learning about creating a social network. It was made in my free time over several months.

Sol was my excuse to learn Objective-C, despite there being a lot of weather apps out there. My goal was for Sol to be minimalist, but with lots of delightful & useful hidden features.

David Hariri and I spent a summer creating Pixar-Style 3D educational videos for high school physics. These now have over 1,000,000 views on YouTube.

I took a degree that would let me learn about the underpinning concepts of science and technology. Along the way I was involved in some cool design projects, and had plenty of good times.

In high school I was frequently changing my mind on what I wanted to do with my life. I started to produce music, and despite a passion for Art Class, opted to pursue sciences instead.

When I was 7, I wanted to be an inventor. I would frequently make contraptions out of cardboard, tape and string. In some ways, I had a clearer sense of my future then than in the years that followed.