About Me
I'm an Embedded Software Engineer passionate about solving hard problems at the intersection of AI and Defense. I earned both my B.S. in Computer Science and Computer Engineering and my M.S. in Computer Engineering from USC.
I'm driven by building systems that have real-world impact, especially technologies that can help protect and save lives. My goal is to continuously grow by taking on challenging problems and pushing myself to learn as quickly as possible.
In my free time, I like to work on developing iOS Applications, learn more about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence systems, and ideate new and exciting projects to work on next.
Projects
Examples of my work in embedded systems and software engineering.
ArchiWalk iOS App
An architectural tour app that brings buildings to life through guided experiences. It uses Generative AI platforms to make tours more accessible to the general public.
Acoustic Localization in IoBT
DoD-commissioned research in partnership with USC to develop low-cost, interconnected sensor networks capable of detecting and classifying audio sources on the battlefield.
3D4E Freehand Group
Led a team of 8 engineers in partnership with Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) to design and fabricate 3D-printed prosthetics for pediatric patients with limb differences.
Skills
The technologies that I work with in my tech stack.
Embedded Systems
Web / App Development
Infrastructure
Experience
Where I've worked and what I've built.
Diagnosed bugs in an EGI-M navigation unit, automated SPIRENT Simulator communications to double testing throughput, and validated system performance against DOORS requirements.
Optimized Tableau dashboards with SQL to improve run times by 103%, integrated and tested an EGI-M navigation system against IBM DOORS requirements, and developed MATLAB test scripts to meet customer specifications.
Automated the lab's inventory tracking system using MATLAB and Confluence REST APIs, developed cybersecurity clearance documentation to streamline government processes, and expanded employee access to 3D printing resources.
Blog
Thoughts on engineering, research, and building things.
No blogs yet...but will come soon!