I am an audio engineer, sound designer, and Foley artist focused on building immersive sound experiences — from field recording through final mix and master. I bring both technical precision and creative instinct to every project, with a particular focus on spatial and 3D audio, crafting soundscapes that place a listener inside the story rather than just in front of it. I'm also a proficient writer and director, bringing a unique vision and storytelling ability to my audio projects. Whether shaping narratives or fine-tuning soundscapes, I strive for excellence in every aspect of my work.
Recent Work
Podcasting
I found my way into podcasting through my love of storytelling, and it's become one of the most rewarding parts of my work. I've produced and hosted shows across multiple formats, including Machine Takeover, which incorporates 360-degree spatial audio and AI-generated sound for a more immersive listening experience. Mind Voice FM on Spotify, and Playing God, a podcast launched with the Berman Institute of Bioethics at Johns Hopkins University. Across each project, I’ve handled different roles such as writer, researcher, recording and mixing engineer, and producer. I care as much about how a conversation is shaped as how it sounds. My goal with every episode is the same: build something listeners actually want to stick around for.
Sound Engineering
Sound is where my technical and creative sides meet. Audio recording and production gave me a deep understanding of everything that has to happen behind the scenes to make a song or film sound natural and alive, the kind of work that often goes unnoticed but shapes how an audience actually experiences a story. Here are a few projects I've contributed to, ranging from the recording of a song to the final mix of a short film.
Compositions
It all begins with an idea. Coming from a country with so many different cultures, languages, and traditions, I've always been drawn to exploring that diversity through music. Growing up surrounded by such a wide range of sound and tradition, shaped how I hear music as something that carries a place and a people with it, not just a melody. Getting inspired from different musical traditions and blending them into something new is what I believe makes me unique.