About Me

I am a December 2025 graduate of Indiana University studying computer science and mathematics, with concentrations in artificial intelligence and linguistics. Some of my interests include natural language processing, LLMs, automata theory, and the theory of formal languages.

I have completed two summers of research in applied analysis and hyperbolic PDEs at IU and WVU, with applications in ecology and astrophysics. My work has focused on the numerical analysis of solutions to systems of PDEs; in particular, I have implemented flux-splitting schemes such as LLF (Local Lax-Friedrichs) and WENO (Weighted Essentially Non-Oscillatory) in Fortran and Matlab.

In the future, I would like the opportunity to research NLP, LLMs, and computational linguistics in either an academic or industry setting. I eventually want to get my PhD studying the theory of computation and its logical ties to various axiomatic systems within the foundation of mathematics.

Projects

• keyfitz-kranzer [Github]: LLF on a Keyfitz-Kranzer type system with time-dependent source term
• autonomous-robotics [Github]: Dubins car model, PID controller, (OB)PRM implementation on narrow obstacle course
• registered-interpreter [Github]: Registered lexical interpreter in Racket able to translate programs between languages