I'm studying Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Rutgers because I want the whole picture — from the transistors that make computation possible up through the model-routing layer that's reshaping how software gets built.
Most of my recent work is production-grade products built with AI tooling — Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor as primary collaborators, with CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files driving the context. Shipped LLM platforms, end-to-end data pipelines, and real student-org software that people actually use.
I'm a first-generation student in tech, and I serve as PR Chair at MASA Rutgers — so I'm as comfortable working with stakeholders and a community as I am in the IDE. I'm especially drawn to anywhere LLM systems or the hardware-software boundary is the interesting problem.