Easy. To build, deploy, and conquer to save lives when the world fails.
"A thought leader whose curiosity and humility are matched by a drive to make a meaningful impact." – Caleb Kline, Director at Harvard Ventures
I’m the “Kid Who Denied” of the Winter Mafia, a cohort of 26 builders known for exceptional execution before university, born in the Harvard Ventures–TECH Winter Fellowship (0.5% acceptance rate).
My through line: I build systems to protect where software, institutions, and infrastructure fail. CBRNE, national security, and emergency medicine fused into one mission to save lives on the worst day humanity could ever experience.
I move, fast, usually ****without the support of institutions and avoiding pay-to-play altogether.
Was formally recognized by the US Congress for my work in medical technology.
Leading Rook Defense Industries, a federally recognized small business specializing in defense & medical technologies with an active SAM.gov registration. Core programs below:
CryoBlade™, the world’s first ice scalpel, or cryomedical tool for first responders. Partnered with major US defense contractor Advanced Cooling Technologies and Integral & Optic Systems + leading a team made up of multiple PhDs/MDs and multi-million dollar biotech company CEOs for R&D with decades of experience.
With 40% of all prehospital deaths from hemorrhage (#1 cause of death) CryoBlade represents one of the largest leaps forward in trauma response to potentially save 2 million lives worldwide a year.
Phalanx, a bi-layer adaptive protective system engineered to absorb and redirect kinetic energy in milliseconds, think Black Panther armor. It is designed for exoskeletal and protective applications for defense. This is the armor that can think. More to come.
HALO, a responsive CBRN protective system, it is designed for rapid field triage and safety operations. More to come.
Pinnace Array, more to come.
Spindle Dock, more to come.
The Borderless Hospital, an emergency medical system powered by Sentinel, Talon, and Tetra. More to come.
ARES, more to come.
Invented the Accelerated Skin Prick Test of which I presented at MIT’s Technology for Humanity and self-filed a nonprovisional patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office; This was named a world finalist for the 2024 NFTE World Series of Innovation in collaboration with MetLife Health. Ex-vivo completed, IEEE conference acceptance to I-COSTE 2025 confirmed. In discussions with the World Allergy Organization and MetLife for further development.
Selected to be one of the youngest ever 2026 American Chemical Society Annual Meeting’s presenters in collaboration with CombiPhos Catalysts, Inc. Additionally, at 15, I am the youngest EVER panelist speaker for the 2026 Healthcare 2.0 Conference, a prestigious conference historically reserved for healthcare veterans, MDs, and PhDs.
Developed CoEmergency: the world’s first FDA-compliant, AI-powered triage app for first responders, and independently led a multi-site pilot study across New Jersey. With 83 participants, over 95% of users rated the app 4/5 or 5/5 in ease of navigation, 93% in interface design, and 81% in overall user experience, validating its real-world usability and frontline readiness.
Saved thousands with free patent services in The Shield Foundation and created a free Udemy course for patenting with around 700 students worldwide. Additionally, studying philosophy, theology, society, contrarianism, and multiple other disciplines in order to understand how government, society, and medicine truly intersect.
Featured in a 2025 TEDx Conference and invited to 2026 SCCE/HCCA Conference as a speaker for medical innovation in society plus published 8 research papers and results of my research about emergency medical technologies in places like NCBI online and 3 books about innovation, creativity, and society.
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My goal? Building the impossible by staying foolish.