About Me

I'm a fourth-year student at UC San Diego majoring in Mechanical Engineering and minoring in Design.

I'm passionate about robotics and bio-inspired design, focusing on creating systems that can enhance human capabilities and safety. Currently, I'm working as a Research Assistant at the Advanced Robotics and Controls Lab (ARCLab), where I'm working on the development of a mobile robotic platform for emergency response applications.

Outside of engineering, you'll find me experimenting with impromptu cooking creations, watching and reviewing movies with friends, or waking up early to catch F1 races. When I'm not in the lab, I stay active by weightlifting, playing Sunday soccer, and cruising around on my modded Onewheel. Beyond these activities, my drive for continuous learning leads me to take on various engineering projects through coursework, extracurriculars and personal projects. Recently, I've worked on everything from sustainable desk design to autonomous driving systems using computer vision and embedded Linux, always looking for ways to combine technical innovation with practical impact.

After graduation, I plan to continue my education by pursuing a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Through graduate studies, I aim to deepen my understanding of bio-inspired robotics and human-centered design, working toward creating innovative technologies that enhance human capabilities and improve quality of life