I bonked Annie with this inflatable lion too many times to count. Sorry Annie!
I graduated in April of 2021 from Columbia Engineering, where I received my B.S. in Computer Science on the Vision, Graphics, Interaction, & Robotics track. I also minored in Sociology. 🎓📚
While a student, I diversifed my tech-heavy courseload with sociology, sustainable development, and manufacturing design courses. Outside of the classroom, I spent my time helping fellow students in my job as a TA, tinkering in our Makerspaces, and trying new sweets 🍪 around NYC. 🍎
Since graduation, I've enjoyed being a ballperson at the U.S. Open 🎾, taking a celebratory train ride across the U.S. 🚞 , and spending time with family. I am currently looking for work that utilizes + builds upon my skills while helping make this 🌎 a safer, greener, more equitable place. Some of my current interests include: video production, the maker movement, tech ethics, science communication, sustainability, Thai food, reading, running, and crossword puzzles.
Here on my website you can find a few of my featured projects. Please have a look around and drop me a line if you'd like to chat!
A dashboard to explore potential links between various state demographics + COVID-19 data.
EcoReps saves over 100,000 pounds of waste from going to the landfill every year! Stacking fridges is hard, but made easier with friends 💚
A 4-legged robot I designed, built, iterated upon, and endlessly troubleshot in Hod Lipson's robotics studio.
I found it fun to submit video essays in college when I was allowed. Here's one I made placing sociologists in the Mario Kart universe.
In college, I worked with Columbia Daily Spectator in bringing creative data viz and illustration to both print and our website.
An interactive depicting the link between Spotify streams and TikTok audio popularity.
A final project where Sam Ross, Nadia Jurkovich, Vishnu Nair, and myself conducted user studies, designed, and iterated on an idea for a new course scheduling interface.
A fun billboard mask project that uses some LEDs, a spare reusable face mask, and pandemic free time.
When me and my friend Nadia used Tensorflow Object Detection and the Tweepy Twitter API to make a memebot.