I’m an economics student at Virginia Tech. I run , an AI agency, and , a student software collective, and I started to erase childhood cancer medical debt in Richmond. Sometimes I .
I founded MNTX to build AI that actually does the work.
We design and build the websites, automations and custom AI tools that take busywork off a team’s plate — scoped in days, shipped in weeks, and owned by the client when we’re done.
I take the first strategy call, turn it into a fixed-price roadmap, and build alongside the team in weekly sprints until it launches.
I founded NuBlock, a student-led software engineering collective. We build 0→1 products for the problems we live with on campus, and we ship them to real users — Ndex is already live at Virginia Tech.
I bring engineers, designers and product people together in small teams with short loops, so the work goes out the door instead of into a drawer. Everything we make starts as a problem one of us has had.
PamelaI started the Pamela Project to erase childhood cancer medical debt in our Richmond community.
Along the way we read everything — new research, policy changes, hospital and insurance news — and distill it into a newsletter, so parents, caregivers and supporters don’t have to. Cancer costs enough. Understanding it shouldn’t cost families hours.
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