I'm a computer science professional who loves building things that connect ideas and data to help people with real world problems. I earned my B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science from George Mason University, where I've focused on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and full-stack development. Along the way, I founded the GMU Chess Club and was honored with the Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Award, experiences that shaped both my leadership and technical growth.
I've worked on everything from knowledge graph pipelines and AI tools for exploring data, to large-scale automation systems and even a computer vision project that detects and solves a Rubiks Cube. What excites me most is taking complex problems, breaking them down, and turning them into practical solutions that actually make an impact.
Kaggle competition aiming to proactively detect aneurysms using image series data.
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