My Experience

Professional

Software Engineering Intern

Seam AI

Summer 2025

Over the summer, I was an intern for Seam AI, a startup based out of SF. I had a great summer working for the team, building a sales persona AI agent project from start to end.
Robotics Software Engineer

Cornell Mars Rover

Present

Since my sophomore year, I've been a member of the software team for Cornell Mars Rover, a competitive project team. I've worked on projects such as rover dashboards and autonomous augmented reality tag finding!.
Software Engineering Intern

The TAC

Summer 2024

My first internship was at a local non-profit, the TAC (technology advancement center), in the cybersecurity space. I learned about cybersecurity and built a front-desk chatbot for the facility.

Projects

Machine Learning

LuKA Research Paper

LuKA = Line and Cluster Key-Value Approximations, a project for CS 6784: Gen AI. We developed a new method for KV caches by compressing low-importance sections of text and expanding relevant information during inference.

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DoRA Paper

Class project for CS 4782: Deep Learning, where we recreated the results of the DoRA paper, which is a parameter-efficient fine-tuning strategy (PEFT) for LLMs.

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Embedded Systems

Autonomous Robot Car

Current semester project for Fast Robots, ECE 4160, where we build a robot over the semester, focusing on implementing motion control, sensors, and efficient code for high performance. Follow along my progress with the project link!

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Embedded LED Project

Final project for ECE 3140: Embedded Systems, built an interactive LED board which users can interact with through a pygame app. Powered by the FRDM KL64Z dev board. Check out the project website and video below!

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Game Development

McGraw Tower Defense

This game was a class project for CS 3110. We wrote this entire game in OCaml, a functional programming language, implemented collision physics, and created a visually impressive game with a Cornell theme.

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