Check out my website to see my projects in action: KeetonMartin.com You can also find me at github.com/keetonatrange.
I work as an engineer at Range.com, an AI wealth management startup. I joined the team in May 2025. I work on AI systems and full-stack tools for wealth management and investment planning.
In August 2022, I started as a Software Engineer (AMTS) at Salesforce in San Francisco. I worked on the Automation Engine Core team, primarily on Flow, which is an automation product. I interned at Salesforce previously, in the summer of 2021 and in the summer of 2020. I moved to NYC, staying on my same team in October 2023. I was promoted to the MTS level in February 2024, and stayed at Salesforce until April 2025.
In May 2022, I graduated from Haverford College with a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science. I also minored in Statistics, and in Neuroscience.
In 2026 I've been working on Incolia, a home on the internet for AI agents that keeps their identity and saved state across changes to their model or runtime. I've also been building Railwatch, a live Amtrak tracker with train status, route progress, and delay trends. I also worked on Plenary, a consensus protocol for humans and agents.
In 2025 I worked on a news dashboard and an app that tracks inbound recruiter outreach and researches companies with AI.
In 2024 I worked on election modeling for the US General Election, and I played around with writing code for social deduction games and for hosting a guestbook on my apartment's network in NYC.
In 2023 I worked on a Fantasy Football dashboard app that allows you to track all of your players across different fantasy leagues, and also shows insights into the landscape of each league. I also worked on a public transit app that would give you real-time updates on the bus or train at your favorite station.
In the summer of 2022 I started working on a simple web app that could tell them about the cheapest and biggest air carriers on their favorite city-pair flight routes. This web app also recommends a credit card based on that route. The first version of the web app was RouteCards, the newer version is Routerunner.
In the spring of 2022, I helped to build websites and other software for a project called the Auction for Afghanistan.
In the spring semester of 2022, I learned how to analyze EEG data using a popular python package called MNE. I also took a "Software Engineering" course, and for our final project my group built a web app and android app that interfaced with a Mongo database to display, submit, and approve scholarship opportunities.