I am a software engineer based out of Boston, and I'm currently working as a software development engineer at Amazon Robotics. Before joining Amazon Robotics, I studied computer science and information ethics at Northeastern University, which I graduated from in May 2023. In addition to my experience at Amazon Robotics, I also worked as a backend engineer at a small social media startup called ListHall. I've also worked as a graphics development co-op at Ansys and as a technology research analyst at Accenture Labs. Outside of computing, I enjoy running, rock climbing, and learning to play the guitar.
AI Minesweepers
- Created an agent-based simulation that combines a feedforward neural network with a genetic algorithm to train agents to efficiently pick up randomly generated mines while avoiding asteroids
- Designed neural network and genetic algorithm in Java and built save state feature using serialization
- See more: github.com/se-ke/Minesweepers
Spotted
- Developed a disaster relief mobile app on Android that locates stranded flood victims through drone-based computer vision and uses back-end combinatorial optimization to efficiently dispatch first responders
- Earned third place at PennApps, the world’s largest college hackathon with 200+ teams and 700+ contestants
- See more: devpost.com/software/tidesafe
PseudoFutoshiki
- Designed and implemented a set of pseudo-boolean formulae in Python to solve the Japanese Latin square game Futoshiki
- Performed a comparative analysis of pseudo-boolean encodings and traditional puzzle-solving algorithms (available upon request)
- See more: github.com/se-ke/PseudoFutoshiki