He is a co-founder of Windrose Medical, a neurosurgical device company and in 2009, co-founded Tritonics, which received funding from the UCSD’s Entrepreneur Challenge competition. His aims to be a surgeon and engineer who translates novel technologies to improve the treatment of human diseases and improve the lives of his patients and fellow physicians. Currently, he is in pursuit of a Masters in Biomedical Engineering degree from the Jacobs School of Engineering at UCSD and his passion is the improvement of clinical outcomes through engineering advancements. Present research endeavors include efforts to translate point of care cancer diagnostics and the design of novel neural prosthetic devices. His goal is to be an entrepreneur who delivers revolutionary medical advances to the world.