About me

I'm a robotics engineering student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, graduating in May 2028, with a minor in electrical and computer engineering with a concentration in signal processing.

I am someone who has been curious and creating my entire life; from drawing when I was little, to programming and designing video games in my teens, and building robots today. For me, it's not just about the finished product, it's about actually building it. I flourish in encountering obstacles, learning, and improving.

What I'm working on

• A three degree of freedom robotic arm: 3D-printed, with base-mounted NEMA 17 motors, spur gears, and dual four-bar linkages. Inverse kinematics and motion control run in C/C++ on an ESP32.
• XR and digital twins at The Global Lab| Global XR at WPI, where I build Unreal Engine and Unity experiences — including a Worcester digital twin used by city officials.
• Simulated and real sensor fusion at WPI's AVMI lab, integrating LiDAR and camera data for real-time autonomous systems.

Background

I have many electronics, robotics, CAD, art, animation, and programming projects that I have worked on over the years. If you would like to see more about them, visit my projects page and explore my catalog of work.

I also have leadership experience. I have served as a teacher's assistant, and for the past two years have mentored first-year students through WPI's Insight Program.

Get in touch

The fastest way to reach me is email.

Alternatively, contact me through linkedin.