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Stanford, CA, US

Stanford, CA, US

Working on a textbook and advising a variety of research projects in the Stanford Intelligent Systems Lab

Stanford, CA, US

Working on robust and safe autonomy for aviation applications, including safety validation, formal verification and online monitoring. Funded by NASA ULI.

Stanford, CA, US

Responsible for technical communication with industry affiliate members. Planning of the annual AI Safety Research Retreat.

Stanford, CA, US

Finding realistic failure modes of an autonomous vehicle: Applied the rules of responsibility-sensitive safety to the safety validation of autonomous vehicles. The algorithm distinguished between relevant and irrelevant failures.Interpretable safety validation: Developed a technique for discovering interpretable descriptions of failures of black-box.

Stanford, CA, US

Hypervelocity impact plasma simulation: Developed plasma simulation software to model the expansion of a plasma plume after the impact of high-speed particles.Pulsed electrostatic manipulation for reentry blackout mitigation: Contributed to the design of a system that disrupts the plasma sheath formed during hypersonic flight for the purpose of.

Palo Alto, California, US

Moffett Field, California, US

Scalable safety validation of autonomous vehicles through scene decomposition: Developed a technique for estimating the distribution over failures of an autonomous vehicle with dynamic programming. Demonstrated that the approach can be scaled through pairwise scene decomposition.

Mountain View, California, US

Focused on the numerical methods used for simulation of fluid mechanics, structural analysis and dynamics for CPU and GPU. Designed architecture, GUI, and process workflow.

Claremont, CA, US

I was part of a 4 person team tasked with designing, building, and testing an automated calibration technique for segmented antineutrino detectors. The detectors will be used for the study of antineutrino production in nuclear power plants for the purposes of nuclear non-proliferation and in the search for the theorized "sterile neutrino". The detectors.

Claremont, CA, US

Acted as a tutor and facilitator to Freshman and Sophomore students taking the indroductory physics courses (Mechanics, Electromagnetism, and Special Relativity) at Harvey Mudd College. Held bi-weekly tutoring sessions where students would come with questions about the material. Met with professors to discuss and improve their courses.

Claremont, CA, US

Worked on the development of a digital focusing technique used with Frequency-Domain Optical Coherence Tomography which allows for real-time 3D imaging of an in vivo tissue sample. Duties included:Read academic papers to understand the mathematical model used to focus out-of-focus regions of the 3D image.Improved upon previously developed Matlab code used.

Sunnyvale, California, US

Wrote firmware code to control peripherals of the camera's embedded system. This code controlled the cooling system as well as some attributes of the camera module and depth sensor.Assisted in the development and implementation of an algorithm to create a high-dynamic-range photograph from multiple images with varying exposure levels.

Dallas, TX, US

Wrote an application in C# that allowed the user to record a test in their testing environment, edit the test to perform differently each cycle, and then automatically run the test an arbitrary number of times.I first held this position from January 2009 - December 2009 and then returned in July 2011 as listed above.

Wrote an application in C# that used SQL to read recent search data from the website and displayed the information to a user who could organize it and write it back to the database.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical/Space Engineering

Master'S Degree, Aeronautics And Astronautics

Bachelor'S Degree, Physics

Education record