Bridging hardware, e-textiles, computer vision, AI, and environmental sustainability to solve high-stakes real-world problems.
Haptic feedback e-textile glove with 3-DOF robotic arm & MATLAB computer vision.
Olive waste spoilage sensor. 1,000+ lbs food saved across 160+ families & grocery pilots.
Lightning NOx fixation modeling + ForestConnect land-intelligence platform.
Combining hands-on hardware design, signal processing, machine learning, and environmental policy to invent real-world solutions.
Engineered RemGlove at MIT BWSI: wearable e-textiles with conductive thread, piezoresistive feedback sensors, and computer vision gesture tracking.
Co-founded PomPad using repurposed olive waste and carbon nanotube sensors to monitor spoilage, diverting 1,000+ lbs food waste across retail pilots.
Researched with Yale University on lightning flash dynamics & nitrogen fixation to model zero-input agricultural ecosystems for degraded soils.
Employed application developer for Cornell University ForestConnect, engineering an AI-integrated web library indexing 75+ forestry publications.
From watching party leftovers turn to waste as a child to building bio-hardware and AI models at MIT, Yale, and Cornell, my obsession has always been system repair—turning broken mechanics and discarded trash into elegant engineering solutions.
A 2nd-degree karate black belt, instructor, classical piano enthusiast, and former short film director, I believe true innovation happens when hands-on tinkering meets deep technical rigors and public service.
Educate 100,000 students annually through AI/Robotics STEM camps, engineer 100,000-gallon drinkable water solutions, and launch AI-driven recycling systems.
Started Karate at age 5 (earned 1st Degree Black Belt at 11, 2nd Degree at 16). First kitchen-table experiments in composting and homemade solar chargers.
Wrote and filmed local short scripts. Served as Legislative Intern for Mass. State Senator Paul Mark (delivering Senate floor speech) & Associate Justice at Texas Boys State.
Engineered RemGlove at MIT Beaver Works. Modeled atmospheric lightning fixation with Yale. Employed developer for Cornell University ForestConnect platform.
Founder of free library solar robotics workshops teaching 25+ youth. USA Martial Arts Assistant Instructor teaching 200+ kids including students with special needs.
Compostable, color-changing adhesive spoilage pad created from repurposed olive waste combined with a carbon nanotube sensor and NFC tag for smart food freshness tracking.
3-DOF robotic hand combining tendon-driven servo actuation, MATLAB computer vision tracking (21 hand landmarks), and conductive-thread e-textile sensors for closed-loop haptic feedback.
AI-integrated land-intelligence web platform for Cornell Cooperative Extension / ForestConnect, helping NY landowners activate and monetize unused forestry acreage.
Atmospheric lightning flash dynamics and NOx nitrogen fixation research under Dr. Maya Almaraz, creating mathematical models for zero-input agricultural soil enrichment.
Lebanon Trail High School | Expected Graduation: May 2027
USA Top 3 Finalist representing the United States internationally in Hanoi, Vietnam for PomPad.
Ranked Top 100 Globally among 23,000+ students across 173 countries.
AMC Top 5% scorer & American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) Qualifier.
Continental Top 10 (North America), Gold Team Award, and 8th in Texas for National Economics Challenge.
Selected as Finalist out of 450+ competing teams (Top 9%) presenting PomPad before investors.
4x State Qualifier in Podcast Production & Banking/Finance. Statesman Torch Award Recipient.
Open to academic collaborations, engineering inquiries, research partnerships, and keynote speaking opportunities.