Hi!

I’m a fourth-year undergraduate double majoring in Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence at Carnegie Mellon University. Most of my work sits at the intersection of software engineering, applied machine learning, and music.

What I enjoy most is understanding how things behave under the hood. That could mean debugging a backend service, designing a simulation model, or figuring out why a system behaves differently at scale than it does in a test environment. I’m especially interested in backend and cloud systems, distributed architectures, data‑driven applications, and simulation and security research. See my projects here.

My experience spans software engineering and research. At OpenAssets, I build cross-chain settlement infrastructure and agentic quality-control systems. Previously, at Erin Technologies, I developed an event-driven notification platform on AWS and improved production observability and delivery traceability. I am also a research assistant at CMU’s CASOS Center, where I apply graph algorithms and mathematical optimization to network-security problems. I will be an incoming software engineering intern at Amazon AWS in Sydney.

In my spare time, I spend a lot of time with music. On the classical side, I learnt violin for more than 13 years and used play with the Melbourne Youth Symphony Orchestra, where I made wonderful memories with wonderful people. My favourite violin piece is Franck’s Violin Sonata in A major. I have also taken sound and audio engineering courses at CMU, where I learnt techniques for producing professional recordings.