cs + linguistics @ uiuc
I build things that turn noisy human signals — speech, EEG, language — into something a computer can actually use. Currently a middleware intern at Synchrony, lead dev on an EEG-driven VR project, and a CS + linguistics student.
May 2026 — Present
Software Engineer Intern · Middleware Team
Sept 2024 — Present
Lead Developer · VR NeuroFeedback Project
Aug 2025 — May 2026
Research Intern
Feb 2025 — May 2026
Undergraduate Researcher
Aug 2025 — Jan 2026
DEI Director
A Python experimental interface with randomized stimulus presentation, deployed in a Phase 1 trial serving 200+ students and enabling large-scale speech perception research.
Classified company stances on Russia post-2022 across 5,000+ news articles. Swapping brittle regex for DistilBERT semantic analysis pushed precision from 65% → 92%.
A React navigation tool that helps UIUC students find resources and rooms inside Grainger Library — dynamic map, interactive buttons, and the specific relief of never getting lost on the 3rd floor again.
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AI / ML & Data
Infra & DevOps
about
I study computer science + linguistics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Whether it's speech, EEG signals, or language data, they are all the same just written in different fonts: noisy human signal. My curiosity and passion for this has led me to build pipelines and interfaces to manage it. US citizen, eligible for security clearance.