hey, i'm starting computer science at the University of Waterloo this fall.
what i'm doing:
- •building longitudinal vision transformers for pulmonary fibrosis progression @
MIT CSAIL
- •validating lung-volume models @
McMaster University with
the Firestone Institute for Respiratory Health
- •recipient of
the TD Scholarship for Community Leadership ($70,000)
- •organizing a registered non-profit @
STEAM IC as its National Secretary
- •visiting San Francisco this summer for
YC Startup School

hi, that's me
Fun Fact: My favourite food is manchurian
Fun Fact: My favourite food is manchurian
what i've done:
- •interned as a software engineer @
Clearcable Networks, improving response accuracy and user engagement by 35%
- •interned as a software engineer & data intern @
Alphatech Systems & Consulting, automating reporting and security log analysis for enterprise clients
- •studied quantum computing foundations at
Quantum School for Young Students, hosted by
the Institute for Quantum Computing
- •two-time silver medalist at
the Canada-Wide Science Fair
- •top 30 international finalist at
DECA's ICDC, the world's largest business competition for high school students
- •won 2nd overall at
Hack the 6ix, Canada's largest summer hackathon
- •won 1st overall at
JamHacks, Canada's largest high school hackathon
- •earned Honour Roll distinction on
the Canadian Computing Competition (Senior)
- •awarded
a University of Toronto National Scholarship (~$200,000, full ride)
what i'm looking to do:
- •publish the pulmonary fibrosis research with McMaster and the Firestone Institute
- •keep building things like PRAL and IntelliDrive, robots and drones that think for themselves
- •build cool stuff
- •meet people at Waterloo who want to build things too
outside of work, i go to the gym, spend time outdoors, travel, play tennis, badminton, and baseball, and eat a concerning amount of chipotle.