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Houston, Texas, United States

Focusing on generating LLM-synethic data used in training physics-based digital twin models

Houston, Texas, United States

Develop the pipeline to go from text to fully-simulated digital twins.

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Developed large language model infrastructure to support chat and voice generated digital twins of buildings.Performed distribution-based data perturbation and analysis, developed software for internal test harness for thermodynamic simulations.

Houston, Texas, United States

Member of the Rice Health Advising team for Sid Richardson College at Rice University.

New York City Metropolitan Area

Houston, Texas, United States

I combine engineering, design, and writing in unique ways to create websites worth copying.

Stafford, Virginia, United States

Created in honor of Helen Wang. Winner of PR Week's Best Student Campaign of the Year. Changing Stafford's Roads successfully wrote and lobbied for Helen's Law, a law passed in July 2020 that is responsible for improving road safety in the state of Virginia. Introduced on the House and Senate floors. Lobbied for and successfully passed a $50,000,000 road.

Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States

Helped plan two climate conferences with over 500 attendees each that hosted panels and speakers from multiple disciplines with a focus on fighting Climate Change. Helped write and pass a resolution in the City of Fredericksburg that mandates the city transition to fully renewable sources of energy by 2030 and hire an environmental specialist to oversee.

Hampton, Virginia, United States

Through a program called Virginia Aerospace and Technology Scholars, I worked alongside project managers at NASA Langley in order to design and present a mission to Mars. I was responsible for integrating and spreading information between subteams. At the end of the program, I was chosen to give the closing speech detailing my experiences in front of.

Wallops Island, Virginia, United States

Through a program called Virginia Space Coast Scholars, I worked alongside NASA Employees to design a mock mission to the moon. I was responsible for environmental concerns regarding both the launch and the landing of a rover into a lava tube on the lunar surface. I was responsible for presenting my findings to a panel of NASA Employees and scientists at.