Working in The Lewis Lab as an undergraduate researcher - Applying signal processing and machine learning techniques to uncover a correlation between calcium signaling patterns and characterization for osteocytes in vivo - Utilized YOLOv8 to largely automate nerve tracings in mice bone x-rays - Designed a circuit to automate precise water flow over sensitive cell culture with an Arduino

Currently a member of CUSail's Navigation Subeam, Cornell's autonomous sailboat robotics team - Aiming to significantly improve ML inferencing performance by porting from a Raspberry Pi to an Nvidia Jetson embedded system - Presently rewriting essential low level systems code in Python and C to allow for proper sensor readings on the new platform - Designed, implemented, and programmed a wireless boat controller with an Xbox 360 controller, an Xbee, and a Raspberry Pi Zero 2

Introduced 100+ children from grades 3-8 to the fundamentals of computer science - Worked as a volunteer, introducing teaching lessons using Python, Java, and Scratch - Designed, formulated, and executed lesson plans from scratch, while also adapting in real time to student understanding and engagement - Introduced lessons on mathematical understanding, ensuring that students of all grades have the mathematical sophistication necessary for computer science

Participated in the Embedded Security and Hardware Hacking course - Designed and tested an embedded security system utilizing AES-256 encryption and UART communication in a group of 4 - Programmed primarily in C and Python - Program culminated in a 'capture the flag' style competition involving groups attempting to break each other's security system