A little bit about me
Hi, I’m Hannah!
I’m a Cornell student studying Computer Science and Mathematics who loves using algorithms, AI, and data to tackle interesting, real-world problems. I’ve worked on research in discrete optimization and matching theory at Cornell. In the Jane Street Academy of Math and Programming, I built AI models for strategic games and probabilistic decision-making.
Outside the classroom, I co-founded Volunect, a platform that helps people discover and manage volunteer opportunities. I also serve as Vice President of TechPals, where I’ve helped grow a global network of students teaching tech to seniors.
I’m also involved as a developer in Hack4Impact, a quantitative analyst in Cornell Quant Fund, and a dancer in Cornell Bhangra.
A poker analysis tool that helps players reason through hands, odds, and game decisions with a clearer view of the table.
An AI-powered codebase assistant that helps developers understand repositories, trace implementation details, and move faster through unfamiliar code.
A productivity app for organizing tasks, priorities, and momentum so busy days feel more manageable.
A digital adaptation of the CamelUp board game, where players bet on racing camels to earn money.
A financial modeling tool for estimating options values and exploring how pricing inputs affect outcomes.
A social deduction game experience built around hidden roles, suspicion, and quick rounds of collaborative chaos.
A volunteer management platform that bridges individuals looking to give back with nonprofits seeking help.
An automated solver that tackles Wordle using an optimized guessing strategy and feedback from each attempt.

Modeling, Simulation, & Operational Analysis Intern

SoftwareDeveloper

Research Assistant

Systematic Equities Analyst

Academy of Math and Programming Scholar

Vice President

A-Team Competitor