I build things that move, compute, and think — from custom speaker transducers and F1 aerodynamics to autonomous quadcopters and distributed cloud platforms from scratch.
I'm a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics at the University of Pennsylvania, with a cross-disciplinary background spanning mechanical design, robotics and control, and computer systems.
My work sits at the intersection of physical hardware and intelligent software. I've designed custom speaker transducers in CAD, analyzed F1 wing failures with CFD and FEA, built a GPS-denied quadcopter autonomy stack, and engineered distributed cloud platforms handling millions of records — all from first principles.
I care about systems that work reliably in the real world, which means understanding not just how to build things, but why they fail under real conditions.