Isaac is a software engineer at Dryft, where he builds across the full stack - from data pipelines and backend systems to the interfaces that make complex manufacturing decisions feel simple.

Before Dryft, he worked as a backend engineer at SISO Engineering, where he cut 300-million-row query runtimes by 73%, preserved 1.7 million records of streaming data by catching a failure before it cascaded, and standardized infrastructure deployment across 40+ international edge devices.

He's the kind of engineer who learns by building under pressure. He placed at HackUTD with a agentic drug discovery tool that compressed month-long analysis cycles into a 10-second interactive pipeline. He's also run a hackathon himself: as Development Lead for tidalTAMU, he coordinated a 300+ attendee event end-to-end and built the live site and judging platform himself.

He is double majoring in Computer Science and Pure Mathematics at Texas A&M on a National Merit scholarship and is a President's Endowed Scholar. Outside of development, Isaac runs. He's completed three half marathons and is currently training for the Chevron Marathon in January.