Undergraduate Researcher
MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics · Engineering Quantum Systems (EQuS) Group
Supports quantum-hardware research through electromagnetic modeling, design automation, and laboratory fabrication.
I’m an undergraduate at MIT studying Physics and Electrical Engineering with Computing. I’m drawn to systems, signals, and electromagnetics—the places where hardware and computation meet.
I like working across the whole system, from circuit design and simulation to low-level programming. I’m always trying to learn something new, and this site is where I keep a growing collection of that work.
MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics · Engineering Quantum Systems (EQuS) Group
Supports quantum-hardware research through electromagnetic modeling, design automation, and laboratory fabrication.
MIT Rocket Team
Designs and evaluates RF circuits and PCB interconnects using simulation and vector network analyzer measurements.
Amazon Lab126
Contributed to systems engineering, schematic design, PCB layout, and hardware validation for power-electronics systems.
Exploring quantum systems, light-matter interactions, photonic devices, and how signals and energy move through practical systems.
Designing and analyzing circuits and high-frequency systems across analog, mixed-signal, millimeter-wave, and terahertz regimes.
Exploring algorithms, combinatorics, machine learning, and numerical methods.