Hello and welcome to my humble homepage!

I’m currently an engineer with Intel Components Research, but over the last decade, I’ve worn the hats of a solid-state physicist, a dancer/choreographer, a software engineer, a quantum information theorist, and an electrical engineer.

In 2014, I graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a bachelor’s degree in physics. I immediately joined the Advanced Development group at Analog Devices in Wilmington, MA, where I ran, designed, and/or supported several modelling, software, and research projects over the course of a year. Then in the Fall of 2015, I began my doctoral studies in Engineering Physics (focusing on electrical materials) at Cornell University in gorgeous Ithaca, NY.

During my PhD, I conducted both experimental research/fabrication as well as theoretical and computational analysis. As part of my research, I led a project in collaboration with Intel Corporation, and over the summers I’ve taken internships at both Analog Devices and Google X. After graduating in Spring 2020, I joined Intel Components Research in Hillsboro, OR.

This website will serve to collect academic works from many classes, projects, and jobs together under one roof, and provide some links covering my dance background and other topics of tangential interest. Please feel free to browse around and/or contact me if anything interests you!