Curious about how things work.
Driven to make them useful.

I’m a machine learning engineer at Apple, working at the intersection of sensing, health, and human interaction.

My path here started with electrical engineering and grew into building complete sensing systems: embedded hardware, wearable devices, signal processing, and machine learning.

At Georgia Tech, my PhD research explored how physiological signals can help us understand human health. A technology commercialization minor and the TI:GER program helped connect that research to the practical work of bringing ideas into the world.

Outside of work, I cook and bake, play tennis and basketball, and head outdoors for hiking and grilling.