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Professional Summary
I’m a Master’s student in AI Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, specializing in robotics and control systems. My background in mechanical engineering, combined with hands-on experience in edge AI, embedded systems, and cloud pipelines, allows me to bridge the gap between intelligent software and real-world hardware deployment.
I’m highly efficient in Python, C++, and MATLAB, and comfortable using SQL for data tasks. I’ve built end-to-end pipelines for on-device ML and cloud analytics, developed robotic systems with real-time control, and led teams in high-impact, cross-functional settings. At ESTAT Actuation, I helped secure $1.1 million in SBIR Phase II funding by contributing to the design, testing, and documentation of a wearable tech product for fighter pilots.
There, I developed a lightweight head and neck safety exotendon device for High G maneuvers, taking it from initial concept through three full prototypes. I designed, built, and programmed wear and high-speed test stands that enabled rapid material screening—saving both time and cost. I also led the design and testing of clutch and housing components for internal research and customer contracts, created basic prototypes such as a potential lower leg exotendon, and sourced specialized materials to support novel R&D. As Product Process Manager, I implemented PDCA and lean frameworks to optimize development workflows and represented the company at industry conferences.
My technical toolkit spans both ML and engineering domains. I work fluently with PyTorch, TensorFlow, Spark ML, EdgeML, Kafka, and PostgreSQL, and have hands-on experience with Fusion 360, ANSYS Workbench, SolidWorks, Simulink, and FEA. I’m also proficient in electrical assembly, hardware validation, and mechanical system integration.
I’m passionate about building smart, efficient systems — whether that means pruning deep networks for mobile deployment or optimizing robotics for real-time control. I’m eager to apply this mindset at the intersection of machine learning, robotics, and product innovation.
Outside of work, I hold the Eagle Scout Award, which reflects my dedication to leadership, service, and follow-through. View my full resume or explore selected highlights below.
Graduate School Coursework
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Spring 2025
- Machine Learning with Large Datasets
- Generative AI and LLMs
- Deep Learning
- Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Engineers
- Funding Early Stage Ventures
- Financial Investment (unofficial audit)
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Fall 2024
- On-Device Machine Learning
- Machine Learning
- Systems & Toolchains
- Numerical Methods
Undergraduate Coursework
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Spring 2024
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Cyber-Physical Systems
- Introduction to Machine Learning
- Robotic Control
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Fall 2023
- Coop Program - ESTAT Actuation
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Summer 2023
- Coop Program - ESTAT Actuation
- Heat & Mass Transfer
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Spring 2023
- Mechanical Vibrations
- Mechanical Measurements II
- Senior Design Capstone Project
- Game Theory
- Science, Technology and Culture of Craft Brewing
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Fall 2022
- Coop Program - ESTAT Actuation
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Summer 2022
- Coop Program - ESTAT Actuation
- Engineering Perspective: Renaissance & Sustainability (Study Abroad)
- Renaissance Art (Study Abroad)
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Spring 2022
- Materials and Manufacturing
- Mechanical Design II
- Mechanical Measurements I
- Mechatronics
- Applied Engineering Simulation in Design
- American Politics
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Fall 2021
- Mechanical Engineering Design
- Fluid Mechanics
- Dynamic Systems
- Mechanical Design I
- Computational Methods in Physics
- Introduction to Macroeconomic Theory
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Spring 2021
- Bioengineering Thermodynamics
- Electrical & Computer Engineering: Problem Solving with C++
- Materials Structure & Properties
- Statics & Mechanics of Materials II
- Rigid-Body Dynamics
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Fall 2020
- Introduction to Cell Biology I
- Linear Systems & Electronics I
- Introduction to Matrices & Linear Algebra
- World History
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Spring 2020
- General Chemistry II
- Engineering Computing
- Statics & Mechanics of Materials I
- Differential Equations
- Engineering Communication in Professional Context
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Fall 2019
- Engineering Analysis
- Analytic Geometry & Calculus III
- Physics, Science & Engineering II
- Introduction to Microeconomic Theory
- Seminar: Physics & Astronomy