At the Autonomous Systems Bootcamp at the University of Delaware in August 2024, I participated in a project to develop a tool that uses a particle filter to predict, based on ocean currents, where an autonomous glider is likely to surface.
As my senior design project at NYU, I chose to iterate the guitar I had been designing for the previous year into an instrument with on-board sound processing.
In summer of 2020, my internship with the IBM Research Quantum Systems Deployment team got transferred to remote. I worked on a gamified interface to teach users to apply microwave pulses to qubits to manipulate quantum states.
During my time at the NYU MakerSpace, I was assigned to help the team that converted the Monument Clock in Union Square to the Climate Clock, and to design and build a smaller, maker-accessible version.
For one of my limited humanities credits during my time at engineering school, I chose to take "Witches and Witchcraft in Victorian and Romantic Literature." My final project was a turn-based digital card game.
