I am a dedicated research software engineer with comprehensive expertise in all phases of the software development life cycle. I like to think that I build computer programs that leverage algorithms and numerical methods to create highly efficient and effective computational models. I am committed to an iterative approach to software engineering, continuously refining and enhancing programs through successive milestones. I believe that sustained research and innovation is achieved through clearly defined goals and rigorous timelines.
I am a recent graduate from Rutgers University. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in May 2024. During my time at Rutgers, I took a wide range of courses in Computer Science and the Life and Physical Sciences. Here is a list of notable coursework (in chronological order of date taken):
Computer Science Courses:
Introduction to Computer Science
Data Structures
Introduction to Linear Algebra
Computer Architecture
Introduction to Discrete Structures I
Introduction to Discrete Structures II
Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms
Internet Technology
Machine Learning Principles
Linear Optimization
Software Methodology
Principles of Programming Languages
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Regression Methods
Life and Physical Sciences Courses:
Chemistry I and II
Biology I and II
Calculus I and II
Statistics for Research
Physics I and II
Research Labs for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics
Chemistry Education
Psychology
In addition to having taken a large variety of courses, I also gained significant experience in the academic research and software development setting. Please see the "My Work" page for an in-depth look at my experiences!
I am currently seeking full-time research assistant roles. I am also pursuing graduate school programs in Computational Sciences and Engineering.
In my free time I like to go on long runs, play with my dog, or read a good book!