About Me

I am an engineer driven by curiosity and the challenge of building complex, reliable systems. With a foundation in Biomedical Engineering and Electrical & Computer Engineering from Duke University, I've spent my career working at the intersection of hardware and software.

"I believe that the most impactful engineering happens when we bridge the gap between abstract algorithms and physical reality."

My professional expertise lies in systems engineering—specifically using C++ to build and deploy high-performance GPU infrastructure for AI applications. I manage the complexity of on-premise hardware to ensure that modern AI can run at scale, securely and efficiently.

In my personal time, I am a dedicated tinkerer. My "playground" is a sophisticated homelab where I experiment with:

Linux Networking: Managing VPS, NAS, and complex routing protocols.
Docker & DevOps: Containerizing applications for self-hosting and scaling.
Python Automation: Using Python (my most comfortable language) for everything from generative AI experiments to system automation.
Web Development: Building modern, content-first sites (like this portfolio) using Astro, React, and TypeScript.

This website serves as a repository for my project documentation and technical tutorials. Whether you're interested in the physics of a digital spirometer or the nuances of model quantization, you'll find my deep dives in the Projects and Tutorials sections.

What is my educational background?

I graduated from Duke University with a double major in Biomedical Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering. My studies focused heavily on the intersection of medicine and technology, specifically embedded systems and signal processing.

What does my day-to-day look like?

Professionally, I work primarily in C++ and manage on-premise GPU infrastructure for hosting AI applications. I specialize in the operational side of AI—ensuring models are deployed efficiently and reliably on high-performance hardware.

What do I do for fun (Technical Hobbies)?

When I'm not at my day job, I'm usually tinkering with my homelab. I manage a personal NAS/VPS stack using Docker and have developed a love for Linux networking. I also enjoy learning modern web development (like this site built with Astro and React) to better showcase my engineering projects.