20. Engineering student turned founder. I build brands, run ad campaigns with real money, lead teams, and move fast enough that the feedback loop never stops.
I'm a 20-year-old engineering student who didn't wait around for someone to hand him a playbook. While studying multivariable calculus and differential equations, I was also building a brand, hiring people, and learning performance marketing by spending real money on real campaigns.
I started Overdrip — a Gen Z clothing brand rooted in internet culture, anime, and satire. I built the brand from zero, directed content, ran the ads, and assembled and trained the whole team myself. Not a side project — a functioning operation now at its highest revenue milestone.
I've hired, trained, and managed interns — built teams from scratch, delegated properly, and created systems that don't need me to babysit every moving part. I care about speed, iteration, and not making the same mistake twice.
Open to collabs, briefs, consulting, and conversations that go somewhere. If it's interesting, I'll respond fast. If it's not, I'll still respond fast.