Hey, I’m Justin 👋
I’m currently building Counsel Health! We’re trying to transform the way healthcare is delivered using superhuman doctors.
Before that I was an early engineer at Gather Town. I’ve done ML research at NVIDIA, working on body pose estimation models for health care applications (i.e patient monitoring). I also worked on computer vision and controls for chef robots at Dexai Robotics.
I graduated MIT studying EECS, where I did NLP research at MIT CSAIL working on fact verification, as well as methods for distributed/split learning at MIT Media Lab.
On campus, I ran the HackMIT Dev team, writing and maintaining open source web apps for organizing hackathons.
I got nerd-sniped into engineering when my friends and I tried to build a wearable device to help a blind classmate navigate the halls of our middle school. This turned into a life-long interest in wearables, healthtech, and robotics. In high school, I founded my own hackathon in the Boston area, advocated for entrepreneurial + STEM education and currently serve on the board of Youth CITIES, an entrepreneurship education non-profit.
I like attending hackathons for fun and I’m always working on personal projects. When I’m not coding, I’m probably climbing buildings, working out, playing piano, or trying to get better at Go.
I also love talking to new people so come say hi: justin [at] alum.mit.edu