I have had the great pleasure of working as a Software Engineer at Meta since 2022.
These days I'm a Senior Software Engineer on the Meta AI team, where I've built things like the Meta AI research portal (research.meta.ai)
and the infrastructure behind our preference collection pipeline, which feeds into training our reward models.
I am a graduate of the Department
of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of South Florida.
I am an avid software engineer, with a keen interest in algorithm design and computational geometry.
I was a graduate research assistant under the supervision of Dr Paul Rosen at USF.
My research included developing a mobile application for the College of Public Health
at the University of South Florida.
With the same professor, I worked on a Master's Thesis. My research for said thesis involved creating an interactive
dimension reduction program using high-order spanning trees to provide insights about the properties of high-dimensional data.
Outside of school, you can find me hiking, fishing, or practicing archery. I also spend a lot of time rebuilding and fixing cars.
Here you will find an excerpt of projects from my portfolio. Some of my works were completed in conjunction with my courses and positions and USF, while others were completed on my own time. My full portfolio can be found on my Github.
My Master's thesis (University of South Florida, 2021) on improving how dimensionality reduction techniques like t-SNE, MDS, and UMAP preserve local and global structure in hyper-dimensional data.
An independent study of a self-made command-line based compression and encryption program
A research paper focusing on improving IoT security through Quantum Cryptography
This project uses the Boost library to implement an algorithm to find a path through a bidirectional maze, which is implemented as a graph.
This was a group project to develop a facial recognition system to operate on images.
