Freshman studying Artificial Intelligence at UC San Diego (GPA 4.0), working across machine learning research, embedded inference, computer vision, and full-stack AI systems.
I'm a first-year Artificial Intelligence student at UC San Diego, working at the intersection of ML research, applied systems, and real-world deployment. From bioacoustic classification pipelines to EMG-based gesture interfaces, I care about AI that actually runs in the world — not just in notebooks.
My current research spans active learning for bioacoustic species identification (Engineers 4 Exploration), EMG-based ASL gesture recognition for neurotechnology (Triton NeuroTech), and autonomous drone systems in C++ (TritonUAS). I also mentor students on AI-driven projects through Curious Cardinals.
Before college I participated in ML research at the Cambridge Centre for International Research alongside Dr. Shadi Ghiasi, deployed a Raspberry Pi fire-detection system with a UC Irvine CS professor, and completed ML coursework through Stanford and Coursera.
Always looking for research collaborations and internship opportunities in ML systems, applied AI, and edge deployment.
AI is what I do technically — but this is what shaped how I think, lead, and show up for people.
I'm always open to research collaborations, internship opportunities, and conversations about ML systems, applied AI, and edge deployment. Feel free to reach out through any of the channels below.
I'm currently a freshman at UC San Diego and actively seeking summer 2026 internships in ML engineering, AI research, or applied data science roles.
I'm especially interested in teams working on real-world ML deployment, multimodal systems, edge AI, or biosignal processing.
For research collaborations, I'm open to conversations at any stage — from early ideas to active projects looking for a contributor.