Deep-learning researcher for stochastic climate systems and computer-vision researcher at UChicago. Incoming Equity Derivatives Trading & Structuring Summer Analyst at Morgan Stanley. Incoming Software Engineer Intern on Recognition Algorithms & SDK at PopID. Varsity collegiate athlete competing in horizontal jumps.
End-to-end pipeline for NCAA T&F results → hierarchical LSTM for next-season peak prediction; leak-free eval and detailed diagnostics.
Simplified Git with staging/committing/branching/merging, object-store persistence, and conflict resolution implemented from first principles.
Dynamic allocator using first-fit strategy with splitting/coalescing, alignment guarantees, and metadata tracking; built atop mmap for granular control.
Unix-like shell supporting interactive/batch modes, built-ins (cd, pwd, exit), external commands via execvp, stdout redirection (>, >+), semicolon parser, and robust error handling.
Full-time, paid summer fellowship ($5,000) supporting faculty-mentored research on innovation, venture creation, and applied problem-solving; contributed quantitative modeling for energy/climate-focused work.
Competitive year-long research scholarship (~10–13 hrs/week) providing $5,000 in support for faculty-guided research and culminating in a presentation at the Undergraduate Research Symposium.
One of 5 seniors recognized for excellence in character, leadership, and service at Harvard-Westlake.
Attended the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting 2025, one of the largest international Earth and space science conferences. Presented research on AI emulation of stochastic sudden stratospheric warming, networked with leading researchers in climate science and machine learning, and attended cutting-edge talks on geophysical modeling and computational methods.
Presented original research on interpretable AI methods for climate system modeling
Networked with researchers from leading institutions including MIT, NASA GSIS, Nvidia Research, KBR and UC Santa Cruz
Attended technical sessions on machine learning applications in Earth sciences and climate dynamics
Attended Aspen Ideas: Climate Chicago, a premier solutions-oriented convening featuring leaders (Governers of Michigan, Alaska and Chicago), innovators, policymakers, scientists, business and NGO leaders, energy experts, and artists focused on elevating climate and energy solutions. The event was held at Willis Tower's Convene and included main stage keynotes, breakout panels, workshops, and roundtable sessions. UChicago's Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth served as the official academic thought partner, co-curating sessions on climate finance, carbon removal, and carbon markets.
Engaged with dialogues aimed at combating climate change through education, inspiration, and actionable solutions
Attended sessions on climate finance, carbon markets, and cutting-edge resilience strategies at one of Chicago's most iconic venues