Aaron is a computer scientist, entrepreneur, and writer, as well as a synergistic collaborator and multipotentialite. He is interested in how technology & knowledge can help make our and other's lives easier and improve the world around us. He also enjoys writing, reading books, watching movies & TV shows, playing video games, and listening to music, and more. He embraces experimentation and more of an organized "throw things at the wall to see what sticks" approach, knowing that through persistence, at least one venture, or perhaps multiple, will succeed, allowing him to build the future that he envisions. He wants to create a meaningful impact; whether that's through innovation, technology, writing, or ambitious, world-changing projects.
You can read about the work for some of my projects on the Projects page. If you'd like to reach out, visit the Contact page.
Academically, Aaron has always sought out learning environments that push boundaries. His educational journey has taken him from his dual curriculums at the Hebrew Academy and at Pathways Academy of Technology and Design, to Muhlenberg College, where he studied Computer Science, while exploring entrepreneurship, writing, art, leadership, and community-building, to today, where he continues his lifelong learning through independent projects, online courses, and books. Education has played a major role in shaping his interests in technology, entrepreneurship, creativity, and community-building.
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Beyond business and technology, he has a profound desire to create meaningful change. He wants to contribute to solving global issues such as hunger and homelessness, while also working toward advancements like radical longevity. He doesn't concern himself with ideological debates or rigid political labels — he simply wants to do what's right. These lyrics of Fly Like an Eagle by Steve Miller Band resonate deeply with him:
“I want to feed the babies
Who can't get enough to eat
I want to shoe the children
New shoes on their feet
I want to house the people
Living in the street
Oh, there, there's a solution...”