"People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing."
Not sure about success, but I've definitely had a lot of fun.
Not sure about success, but I've definitely had a lot of fun.
... spotify wrapped inspired ... ?
more to come soon,,,
meanwhile, please peruse my spotify playlists!
Cornell Custom Silicon Systems (C2S2) is an undergraduate-led engineering project team at Cornell working to design, test, and fabricate custom microchips. The team is advised by Christopher Batten, Hunter Adams, and Mohamed Ibrahim.
I lead the Software Subteam, building application-specific software for our custom hardware as the team moves toward a more self-directed development model. My current work focuses on real-time audio and IMU classification on the RP2040, with longer-term interest in systems work.... and maybe an OS project!
Perfect Match is a Cornell student matchmaking platform, serving roughly 5,000 users annually. The team is advised by Kilian Weinberger. I lead the Algorithms Subteam, where I help maintain and improve the matching system for launch, supporting the generation of 10,000+ matches each year.
Our current work focuses on evolving the system from a primarily heuristic-based approach to a more structured machine learning service.
CS4820: Analysis of Algorithms is an integral part of the CS Core at Cornell, taught by Eva Tardos in Spring 2026. Topics covered include major algorithm design paradigms (greedy algorithms, divide-and-conquer, dynamic programming, and network flow), undecidability and NP-completeness, and algorithmic techniques for intractable problems (including identification of structured special cases , approximation algorithms, local search heuristics, and online algorithms).
Within the MATLAB External Interfaces team, I led development of a new support package, driving the work from requirements and design through implementation and integration. I partnered cross-functionally with QE, UX, Marketing, and Legal to align technical execution with product and release needs.
