I'm a research-focused software engineer with deep experience across the full software development life cycle. I’m passionate about bridging the fields of quantum mechanics, machine learning, artificial Intelligence, and nanotechnology. I approach software engineering as an iterative, goal-oriented process—continually refining systems through experimentation and milestone-driven development.
I earned my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Rutgers University in May 2024. In Fall 2025, I’ll be pursuing a Master of Science in Quantum Science and Technology at Columbia University, where I plan to deepen my understanding of quantum systems while continuing to contribute to cutting-edge research.
As a computer science student with a strong interest in the life and physical sciences, I pursued a wide-ranging curriculum at Rutgers, including:
Alongside coursework, I’ve gained extensive experience in academic research and software development, working on projects at the intersection of computational modeling, quantum theory, and scientific visualization. Visit the My Work page for a detailed look at my projects and collaborations.
I’m actively seeking research assistant roles and computational software engineering opportunities that blend physics, CS, and data. I’m also preparing for my graduate studies in quantum science.
Outside of work and research, you’ll probably find me out on a long run (I recently completed my half-marathon training!), reading a good book, or hanging out with my dog.