I am a Master's student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, specializing in Firmware, Embedded Systems, and Computer Architecture.
I bridge the gap between hardware and software, with a passion for writing low-level code that makes silicon do cool things. I recently accepted a full-time offer as a Silicon Firmware Development Engineer at Intel (starting July 2026).
- Pressure Injury Prevention System (PIPS): Developing C++ firmware with edge-based filtering for a patient monitoring mat using custom flexible PCBs.
- Sensor Data Viz: Building a Python/DuckDB tool to visualize sensor data from Firebase (Current Side Project).
- Car Damage Classifier: Exploring Deep Learning by building a classifier model using Fast.ai and PyTorch.
- Languages: C, C++, Python, MATLAB, Bash, SQL.
- Embedded: STM32, ESP32, nRF52, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Jetson.
- Protocols: CAN, LIN, I2C, SPI, UART, BLE.
- Tools: Altium Designer, KiCad, Docker, Git, ROS/ROS2, Logic Analyzers, Oscilloscopes.
- Intel Corporation: Migrated legacy validation infrastructure to Python and developed firmware tracking tools for Tensilica microcontrollers.
- Daimler Truck: Automated dashboard error verification using Python/OpenCV and analyzed CAN/LIN bus signals.
- AXIBO: Optimized STM32 firmware to increase polling rates by 27x (400Hz to 11kHz) and designed custom PCBs to cut costs by 85%.
- 🤖 I led a 25-member team to win World Rank 3 at the International Rover Challenge with our autonomous Mars Rover prototype.
- 🚗 Huge fan of BMW M-series cars (especially the M4 CSL and F10 M5).
- 🏔️ I love hiking and outdoor adventures: recently visited Muir Woods and Santa Clara.