I’m an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Carnegie Mellon (B.S. 2029, Robotics minor), a robotics researcher, and the founder and CTO of Peak POS. I work across robotics, software architecture, developer tooling, and network infrastructure.
- Robotics research: Currently researching plant simulation for reinforcement learning in Prof. George Kantor’s FARM Lab. I led an agricultural robot’s Foxglove interface and offline maps, and set up infrastructure supporting the lab’s robotics research. Our team earned the 2026 Farm Robotics Challenge Amiga Innovation Award.
- Teaching: Teach circuits, digital and logic design in hands-on small groups for Prof. Jimmy Zhu’s 180-student Intro to ECE course.
- Peak POS: Lead two engineers within a 10-person team, setting technical direction across payments, point-of-sale software, and Android terminals. Built payment microservices, processor-agnostic routing, fraud decisioning, model-training pipelines, and a Bazel build platform. Lead infrastructure and technical work for PCI and four card-network certifications.
- Chia Network: Built a developer-facing blockchain simulator with local-chain setup, block generation, automatic farming, and rollback/reorganization controls. Also contributed wallet algorithms, full-node systems, and Rust CLVM validation.
- Myriad Networks: Operate network services and coordinate address ownership transfers, routing authorizations, reverse DNS, and customer investigations.
Tools I work with: C, Python, Rust, SystemVerilog, Kotlin/KMP, TypeScript, SQL; IP networking, Linux, Bazel, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Google Cloud, Azure, AWS, PostgreSQL, Cloud Spanner, and Foxglove. Proficient in Autodesk Fusion CAM; machining and woodworking coursework at CMU.
I’m seeking Summer 2027 internships in robotics and systems software, especially opportunities to work on physical systems and learn from experienced engineers.