Stanford, CA
Bioengineering B.S. (Honors) · Computer Science M.S. @ Stanford
Bioengineer and software developer building AI and data systems for healthcare, security, and biomedical research.
I'm a Stanford student finishing a B.S. in Bioengineering (with Honors) and a coterminal M.S. in Computer Science. I build software, AI, and data systems that live where medicine meets engineering — from agentic AI for enterprise security to pipelines that quantify blood flow from MRI.
I'm interested in software engineering and applied-ML roles at the intersection of healthcare, security, and data systems — and I'm always glad to talk about biomedical computing or interesting infrastructure problems.
More about meSelected work
B.S. honors thesis: simulating how virtual stent placement changes hemodynamics in the Fontan circulation at rest and during exercise, using patient-specific CFD.
Two-quarter capstone: a miniaturized transesophageal photoacoustic oximetry probe to non-invasively measure pulmonary venous oxygen saturation in neonates with congenital heart disease.
An interactive early-warning dashboard that fuses wastewater viral load, hospital admissions, and air-quality signals into a single biosecurity risk index with tiered alerts.
A decoder-only Transformer built in the GPT-2 style, adapted across sentiment analysis, paraphrase detection, and sonnet generation — comparing full fine-tuning to LoRA, ReFT, and DPO.
Whether it's a research collaboration, an internship, or just an interesting systems problem — I'd love to hear from you.