About
A little about who I am, and how I got here.
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For as long as I can remember, I've wanted to make a real difference in the world. I've always been fascinated by what technology can achieve, and I hope to contribute to advancements that improve people's lives and leave a lasting impact on future generations.
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During my undergraduate studies, I worked across signal processing, embedded systems, and power electronics. I led a team of six students designing a DC–DC converter for an EV solar charging station, and built a smart irrigation prototype shaped by interviews with 15 farmers and agricultural experts.
For my final-year capstone, I developed a proof-of-concept FMCW radar on ADALM Pluto SDR hardware that detects multiple objects and estimates their distance — the sensing behind vehicle blind-spot detection.
Today I'm continuing that path at Northeastern University, studying robotics with a focus on control systems, embedded sensing, and intelligent motion. ✏️ Placeholder — add your current research, lab, internships, or what you're working on now.