General surgery resident, training to operate — and building software for surgeons and patients along the way.
I'm a postgraduate resident in general surgery — training toward the operating room while teaching myself to ship software on the side. Most of what I build sits at the overlap of the two: tools that make surgical training sharper, and small products that teach me how to build anything at all. I move fast, ship early versions, and figure the rest out from there.
A prompt-driven editor for surgical teaching footage — type what you want and get an edited teaching reel back. Prototyping the pipeline on the public Cholec80 laparoscopic dataset before moving to footage from my own hospital. First milestone: automatic highlight reels that cut out idle time; free-text prompt editing comes next.
A SaaS tool that helps businesses request and generate authentic customer reviews automatically. Built end-to-end and largely ready to ship — currently waiting on Google API approval before launch.
Alongside clinical training, I regularly prepare and deliver teaching seminars for fellow residents — breaking down topics using Bailey & Love, Sabiston and Schwartz as my core references.
Open to conversations on surgical training, health-tech, and anything sitting at the intersection of the two.