I’m a computer engineering student at Penn State’s Schreyer Honors College.
I build native apps, study how AI agents handle failure, and develop tools for distributed systems. I’m interested in the details that make software useful and dependable.
Alongside my engineering work, I’m a physics learning assistant and a guitarist and percussionist.
I built a native iPhone app for nearby messaging without internet or cellular service. Peer discovery, connection handling, and message transport meet a SwiftUI interface.
35 executions per condition, under each summary script. Controlled offline evaluation.
Founder & lead developer
Distributed autonomous systems testbed
I built an open-source framework to compare coordination protocols under communication, execution, resource, and safety constraints. Experiments use configurable latency, packet loss, and replayable traces.
I’m a computer engineering student at Penn State’s Schreyer Honors College.
My work spans execution control for AI agents, reproducible distributed-systems experiments, native mobile networking, and Linux service operation. I care about how a system behaves when an assumption fails, and about making that behavior observable and testable.
I also work as a physics learning assistant, helping students reason through concepts and solve problems. Away from the keyboard, I play guitar and percussion.
Internships & research
I’m interested in software and systems engineering internships and research collaborations.