Computer Science at UCLA
I’m a Computer Science student at UCLA interested in software engineering, machine learning, and quantitative problem solving. My work includes deep learning research for medical imaging at Brown University and AI agents that query the web in real time. Long term, I want to build backend infrastructure and large-scale software systems.
New York City and Los Angeles
My main interest is software engineering, especially backend systems and infrastructure.
I’m a Computer Science student at UCLA’s Henry Samueli School of Engineering. I’m originally from the Greater NYC area. Before UCLA, I spent several years on deep-learning research and programmed robots for FIRST Robotics.
At Brown University Health, I research deep learning for breast cancer imaging. Outside research, I’m interested in how large software systems are built and maintained. I’m also in BSE’s Quantitative Finance fellowship at UCLA.
Quant Finance Fellow/Quantitative Finance Fellowship
Research Assistant/Radiology AI Lab
Lead Programmer/FIRST Robotics Competition · Team 10366
Research Assistant/Medical Imaging Research
A Python command-line tool for Pokémon VGC closed team sheet matches. Uses usage statistics to estimate opponent movesets, items, and abilities, then compares team matchups and possible four-Pokémon selections.
Backend engineering
A two-person hackathon project that turns discharge documents into plain-language care plans. My main contribution was backend work with FastAPI and PostgreSQL.
Structured AI software
A Python research assistant that searches the web and Wikipedia, organizes findings with Pydantic, and saves summaries and sources to a local text file. Built with LangChain.
Medical imaging and deep learning.
Brown University Health
Investigating deep-learning and vision-language approaches for breast cancer imaging, with a focus on digital breast tomosynthesis.
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Research on skin cancer detection using deep learning, including EfficientNetV2 and DINOv2 for lesion classification. Co-authored four publications and presented at Princeton and Johns Hopkins.
What I’m working on now.
Feel free to reach out about software engineering, research, or a project.
