Benjamin Garcia

I turn code into meaningful creations.

Benjamin Garcia

about

I'm a junior studying Computer Science at UCLA . This summer, I'm joining Lindy as a software engineering intern, and I also conduct research in UCLA's HCI Research Lab , where I explore AI systems for scientific hypothesis generation. I care deeply about building responsive, accessible interfaces that make complex systems feel clear and usable.

Outside of building, I enjoy weightlifting, time with my dog, and exploring the Lands Between.

experience

Lindy is an AI work assistant and no-code agent platform that automates inbox, meetings, scheduling, CRM updates, and other cross-app business workflows.

Collaborated on HI-COS, a multi-agent scientific hypothesis generation platform built with FastAPI, Pydantic AI, Supabase, Gemini, Next.js, React Flow, Zustand, and Tailwind.

Built and deployed Todd's first client-facing dashboard using Next.js, enabling 5-10 early customers to visualize AI-powered crop insights. Work contributed to scaling the team from 1 to 14 engineers and drove initial product adoption.

Researched and prototyped agentic AI pipelines for nonprofit event analysis. Presented findings to 40+ cross-functional stakeholders, shaping early AI adoption strategy.

Designed secure credential-submission UI integrated with HashiCorp Vault, streamlining auth across 50+ enterprise data sources. Built low-latency frontend (Next.js, Redux, WebSockets) supporting 100+ concurrent beta users with sub-100ms response times.

selected projects

project archive
GitProof

GitProof

Recruiter-facing GitHub reports that make public contribution history legible and credible.

AstroTypeScriptTailwindPostgresPrismaGitHub APIGemini 2.5 Flash
Logit

Logit

A lightweight workout tracker built for fast logging and clear progress review.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwindPostgresPrismaRechartsSupabaseAnthropic API

education

ACM Hack Software Engineer Lead, Content Member & Frontend Developer at exploretech.la

Outreach Officer & Front-End Developer for the Computer Science Club

Loosely inspired by MonoCV and coded in Visual Studio Code . Built with Astro and Tailwind , deployed with Vercel . All text is in Cabinet Grotesk typeface.