2018 Best Project at Canada-Wide Science Fair and First Prize at European Union Contest for Young Scientists for building
a self-driving go-kart and developing AI perception and control systems.
2019 Second Award at Intel ISEF, Regional Finalist at Google Science Fair, and work presented at CERN Advanced
Computing and Analysis Techniques 2019 conference, with machine learning methods for dark matter identification.
2020 Second Award at Taiwan International Science Fair and Oral presentation at NeurIPS 2020 Biological and Artificial
Reinforcement Learning (RL) workshop, and poster at NeurIPS 2020 Deep RL workshop, on a study of intrinsic
motivation objectives for unsupervised exploration in RL.
　　 AI Researcher at Midjourney
2021 Deep Learning Engineering Intern at NVIDIA

I am passionate about machine learning and robotics, and have worked on projects ranging from self-driving vehicles to methods for dark matter identification. As a member of the Masason Foundation I plan to explore new applications of these technologies, which hold great potential to make people safer and more productive in many industries. I’m on a gap year from Stanford working at a robotics startup called HYPR.ai, on end-to-end learning for sidewalk robots. I’m incredibly excited to take recent advances in AI and apply them to physical systems in the real world.