I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Virginia Tech. I have learned concepts of object-oriented-programming and functional programming. I have implemented data structures such as a stack, queue, and search trees and have knowledge on multiprocessing and multithreading. I focused on working with AI/ML and data processing.

I graduated with a masters's degree in Aerospace Engineering from Virginia Tech. I have learned concepts of computational fluid dynamics, structural analysis, thermodynamics, and aerodynamics. I focused on space engineering concerning the dynamics and control of systems in space.

I worked as a curriculum developer and instructor for Fairfax Collegiate, an organization founded to educate children and young adults. I designed a class which teaches high school students concepts of object-oriented-programming including encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. Furthermore, I taught classes that focused on learning Python, web design (HTML, CSS, JavaScript...), and autonomous robotics.

I worked as a software developer for Ensco Rail. I was responsible for maintaining internal repositories and developing internal utilities. I also developed user interfaces for the initialization and operation of rail cars. The majority of interfaces I designed using Python, C++, and Qt while other interfaces relied on Java and Swing. I also created the communication systems onboard autonomous rail cars for the Canadian National Railway.

I worked as a software developer for NASK Incorporated. I created software tools for performing image segmentation of X band and KA band synthetic aperture radar imagery. The goals of the project followed closely with those of the SpaceNet challenges. I simultaneously helped develop code to identify and label frequency-hopped spread spectrum signals in radio frequency spectrum datasets.

I worked as a software developer for Aerostar. I developed logical and reinforcement learning based AI algorithms for piloting atmospheric balloons. I derived fundamental equations and models for the operation of lighter-than-air platforms. I utilized these discoveries to create real-time balloon simulation software. I established, tested, and maintained many shared internal libraries. I cooperated with NASA, the FAA, and other corporations to pioneer and refine the Upper Class E Traffic Management protocols for high altitude flight.

I have spent countless hours using online resources such as CodePen and Glitch to experiment with libraries and APIs for Javascript as well as solidify a concrete background in HTML and CSS. In fact, many of my created codes have been featured on the front page of CodePen and Glitch. By developing my side projects I have gained a practical foundation for programming and have gained experience using a wide variety of programming languages and softwares.