Degrees

Master of Engineering in Computer Science

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA 2021 – 2022

Focus on Reinforcement Learning and AI. Graduate coursework in systems, security, and machine learning. MIT 6A Fellowship with Cadence Design Systems.

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Electrical Engineering

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge, MA 2017 – 2021

Second major in Physics—scratched the space itch from my high school dreams! Concentration in Economics. Active in MIT DeltaV, UAV Club (President), and International Students Association (Webmaster).

High School Diploma

School of Science and Engineering at Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Center

Dallas, TX 2013 – 2017

STEM-oriented magnet school. Coursework in AP Computer Science, Advanced Web Programming, and Game Programming.

Selected Coursework

Computer Science & AI

6.858

Computer Systems Security

Buffer overflows, OS security, worm generation. Final project: Built replica of SUNDR, an encrypted K:V filesystem with fork consistency (precursor to Bitcoin).

Grad
6.824

Distributed Systems

MapReduce, Raft consensus. Final project: Built RAFT from scratch in Go, then created a sharded, consistent K:V store.

Grad
6.843

Robotic Manipulation

Built a robotic manipulation version of masters thesis on a smaller scale.

Grad
6.481

Machine Learning & Statistics

Connected probability theory to ML and hypothesis testing. Highlight: "Discovered" the Higgs boson via neural networks and P-value analysis.

Grad
6.815

Digital & Computational Photography

Image processing and computational photography. Final project: Astrophotography with C++ image processing.

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Physics & Astronomy

8.286

The Early Universe

Taught by Prof. Alan Guth (creator of inflation theory). Explored deep cosmological questions about the origin of the universe.

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8.282

Introduction to Astronomy

Taught by Prof. Max Tegmark. Eye-opening exploration of our place in the universe, covering stars, space, and black holes.

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8.225

Physics of the 20th Century

Final paper: Oppenheimer's political story—the intersection of physics and history.

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Entrepreneurship & Economics

6.901

Inventions and Patents

Understanding intellectual property in technology.

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6.933

Entrepreneurship Lab

Hands-on startup experience and venture creation.

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14.01

Principles of Microeconomics

Foundational economics coursework.

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14.444

Advanced Topics in Economics

Advanced economic theory and applications.

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