Master of Science in Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech.

My thesis focused on robotics and I worked under the advisory of Professors Thinh Doan and Michael Hsiao.

I worked with the Jacobs Space Exploration Group as a Thrust Vector Control Intern, developing the active hardware and software components of their new Active Inertial Load Simulator at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.

Bachelor of Science at Virginia Tech with a double major in Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering (with focuses in Machine Learning and Controls, Robotics & Autonomy, respectively).

I was a Research Intern at the Grenoble Electrical Engineering Laboratory (G2ELab) in Grenoble, France, working on inverter control systems for microgrids – small power grid systems aiming to avoid future infastructure problems on the French power grid.

I was a Concept Research Intern at the Center for Innovation in Ship Design (CISD), working on the Hospital "Sea-Train" concept.