I'm a MSE CIS student at the University of Pennsylvania (GPA: 3.90) with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence. I finished my undergrad at Johns Hopkins University as a Computer Science and Neuroscience double major (GPA: 3.70). I have professional working experience as an R&D Engineer at Synopsys and an NLP Researcher at NCSoft. I currently serve as a Teaching Assistant for CIS 5200 (Machine Learning) at Penn and am a Research Assistant at the Physics-Informed Machine Intelligence Lab. Besides work, I enjoy performing and playing tennis. I am currently a tenor for the Penn Counterparts, UPenn's Oldest All-gender A Cappella. I was also a tenor for The AllNighters, JHU's Award-Winning All-Male A Cappella.
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins University
University of Pennsylvania
Physics-Informed Machine Intelligence Lab
Synopsys
NCSoft
Janice Chen Lab, Johns Hopkins University
Isik Computational Neuroscience Lab, Johns Hopkins University
Fine-tuned GPT-4.1-nano via SFT and DPO on the FEVER benchmark using an RLAIF teacher–student pipeline, achieving 0.928 macro accuracy on a ternary fact-verification task. Engineered and benchmarked three justification styles across 14 training configurations, with evidence-first grounding yielding the best results by anchoring model reasoning in source passages.
Built a multithreaded Minecraft clone in C++ with OpenGL featuring mutex-protected worker threads for block/VBO data, third-person character system with a rigged humanoid player model, zombie NPC AI, distance culling, and physics-based collision detection.
Developed an efficient 2D-CNN to detect Parkinson's disease from 3D PET scan slices with 90.3% accuracy. Enhanced model interpretability with GradCam, aligning model predictions with clinical expectations.
Developed the relational models and launched a full-stack MERN tutoring platform on AWS Lightsail. Implemented user authentication, site navigation, and a dynamic class scheduling system.