USC Portfolio

For HackSC's healthcare track, we built Triagify. Medical triage is extremely inaccurate (less than 60% accuracy) due to inefficient and disorganized medical EHR systems.

Triagify is an ML-powered emergency severity index (ESI) system with a patient-facing interface for pre-liminary diagnosis. Patients can record what symptoms they're facing while they're being admitted into an emergency room, and physicians can easily prioritize patients and diagnose problems faster. This helps doctors make better decisions with more data, while reducing patient wait times.

Built with Byeongjun Moon, Henry Warren, Aidan Bunch, and Neel Redkar.

The assignment was to direct, film, and edit a video that uses visuals and audio (no dialogue) to tell a story of using a piece of technology. I decided to highlight a conceptual piece of wearable tech housing a personal AI assistant that helped complete tasks for you throughout the day.

Watch the video here.

The assignment was to utilize the art form of Chindōgu, the art of creating functional, everyday gadgets that are not necessarily practical. My team took inspiration from a funny Netflix skit about snacking during a meeting and 3D modeled/printed a prototype of a more efficient wearable.

The assignment was to design a resume for yourself in 5 years. The design inspiration had to be unique, and teeter closer to an art form rather than a functional resume design. I took inspiration from Cursor and represented myself in the same UI and UX as an AI-native IDE.

Check it out here.

My final project in 3D Design was to 3D model, render, and print an object of my choice. I chose a polaroid.

Rapid Visualization was a class teaching how to quickly sketch and prototype physical products. We practiced a lot of technical drawing skills, such as drawing certain objects and specific perspectives. Here are some of the drawings I worked on in my first freshman semester.

2D Design taught technical skills with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Here are some of the designs I made in my first freshman semester.