About Me

Background

I am a member of Princeton University's class of 2029, focused primarily on computer science, and a freelance developer with experience in full-stack web development and data analysis. This summer, I will be working in the Pillow Lab at Princeton where I will be working on project relating machine learning to neuroscience. I will also be working for the Peseran Lab at University of Pennsylvania where I will be working on the development of new LIFU systems to support NHP experiments. I have been coding since the age of 5 and have learned about computer science both in the classroom and through personal projects. I am a graduate of Princeton High Schools class of 2025. Currently, I am taking Princeton's COS 226 and MOL 214. I have additional experience in labs and working on computer science through Princeton’s Learning Lab Program, where I worked with Dr. Troyanskaya. This experience and knowledge helped me with my computer vision project, which was a semi-finalist in the Regeneron Science Talent Search (Top 300 Internationally).

Work Experience

Coding

I have done free lance work in various coding projects, including web development and data analysis. I have experience in full stack web development, with a focus on React and Next.js for the frontend and Python for the backend. I have also done data analysis work, primarily using Python and libraries such as Pandas and NumPy. This work has been primarily research focused, working with various labs at Princeton.

Research

I have done research in various labs at Princeton, including the Troyanskaya Lab, the Pillow Lab, as well as the Peseran Lab at UPenn. My research has primarily been focused on computational biology and neuroscience, utilizing machine learning and data analysis to solve problems in these fields. I have also done research in the medical field, using computer vision to analyze ankle replacement surgery as well as using LIFD for brain stimulation.