2022: One of 50 students out of 700 to receive a full-ride scholarship (5,890 USD) to attend the first year of The Knowledge Society
2023: Accepted into Minerva University
2023: Intern at Equintel, an AI startup for ESG assessments.
2023: Sponsored by Shell to attend their annual conference in Bangalore to present projects in synthetic biology for carbon capture and interview the CTO of Shell.
2024: Emergent Ventures Fellow at the Mercatus Center in George Mason University. Awarded a USD 14,000 career development grant to continue building supply chain AI platforms to improve risk management and incentivize suppliers to provide higher quality data, aimed at saving up to USD 10 billion in procurement for oil and gas companies.
2024: Teaching Assistant at Prequel Launchpad, cohort-based program for kids 9-13 where they learn business, entrepreneurship, and essential life skills by building their own from ideation to real revenue.

In 2023, I have been focused on minimizing supply chain risks to save up to 15% in costs for oil and gas companies through AI platforms. I am currently developing an AI CRM tool to improve data quality by incentivizing suppliers, saving millions of hours employees spend on cleaning procurement data. Previously, I’ve consulted for corporations like Shell, Walmart, and Amazon, developed research projects with cancer immunologists, and wrote a niche review paper at the intersection of optogenetics and CRISPR-Cas9. As a Masason member, I aim to create scalable AI platforms to enhance employee productivity and explore how LLMs can improve biological research reproducibility. I also want to share my insights through content that makes LLMs and related technologies more accessible to beginners.