Robotics, spatial computing, software engineering, and econometrics.

I prototype robotic assemblies that move cleanly from concept to physical testing. Recent work includes custom SO101 and ZBot modifications, printed arms, hand adapters, and parts designed around durability, range of motion, and presentation.

The goal is not just to make a part fit. It is to understand the system, improve the experience of using it, and deliver a build that feels resolved in both form and function.

• Designed and printed custom arms, adapters, and end effectors for robotic platforms.
• Balanced aesthetics, manufacturability, and joint behavior while iterating on hardware.
• Presented custom builds in public showcase environments, including CES.

My fabrication work sits between engineering and product design. I build parts that solve a clear constraint, feel intentional in the hand, and can be refined quickly through printing and testing.

That process has produced custom power systems, phone accessories, robotic components, and precision-fit hardware that treat function and form as part of the same decision.

• Built custom consumer accessories with stronger fit, identity, and usability.
• Developed functional enclosures and printed components for power and robotics use cases.
• Used fabrication as a fast decision-making tool, not just a production step.

I build spatial experiences that turn abstract ideas into something people can navigate, test, and remember. My VR work sits at the intersection of interaction design, real-time 3D, and education.

That same interest shaped my leadership of Knox's STEAM Club, where I secured funding, expanded access to VR and 3D printing, and helped more students get hands-on with emerging tools.

• Built interactive experiences in Unity with a focus on clarity and engagement.
• Raised $20,000 to rebuild access to VR, 3D printing, and programming tools.
• Onboarded more than 110 students into hands-on STEAM work.

My software work spans full-stack development, educational games, and interface-driven product delivery. I care about architecture, but I also care about usability, iteration speed, and whether the experience reads clearly to non-technical users.

Projects include an NLP-powered news platform, a Unity educational game, and a mobile web revamp delivered through user stories, wireframes, testing, and cross-functional coordination.

• Built That's The News to aggregate articles and generate topic-based summaries.
• Served as Scrum Master and developer on Brain Racer, shipping three feedback-driven iterations.
• Led RoomDaddy's mobile web revamp through user stories, wireframes, testing, and partner coordination.

With formal training in Computer Science and Econometrics, I use analysis to surface patterns, test assumptions, and support better decisions. I care as much about the quality of interpretation as the mechanics of the script or model.

That has included large-scale policing data analysis, research synthesis on privacy attitudes, and conversion analysis on commercial web funnels.

• Analyzed Stanford Open Policing data covering more than one million traffic stops.
• Reviewed 45 research papers for a privacy attitudes project and presented findings to faculty and students.
• Studied conversion behavior and drop-off points in commercial web funnels, then proposed improvements.