UAS-SAR
ActiveSynthetic-aperture radar flown on unmanned aircraft.
Boston, MA · Open to research collaborations
Incoming @ MIT BWSI · SWE @ Synthica · AI research @ MIT Mantis AI · Rev A @ Solderable · Hack Club × NASA ambassador
I am a researcher and engineer in Boston working on sensing and machine learning systems. At MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Beaver Works Summer Institute I study synthetic-aperture radar carried on unmanned aircraft; at Mantis AI (MIT CSAIL) I build training-data pipelines for AI systems engineering; at Synthica I maintain research-publication infrastructure; and at Solderable I develop a wireless brain–computer interface platform under a Rev A hardware grant.
Alongside the research I captain a SeaPerch underwater robotics team, organize hackathons as a Hack Club × NASA Stardance ambassador, and led a youth grant program that directed $10k to local nonprofits.
Selective summer research program in synthetic-aperture radar on unmanned aircraft.
Millis, MA. Class of 2027, currently a senior.
Coursework — AP Physics C (Mechanics and E&M), AP Calculus AB, AP Statistics, AP Biology, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Literature, AP Language, AP Spanish, AP US History; dual enrollment in engineering at UT Austin.
UAS-SAR — synthetic-aperture radar on drones.
Wireless BCI platform, currently at Rev A.
Training-data pipelines for an AI systems engineer.
Research-publication infrastructure.
Underwater ROV design and competition.
Stardance ambassador and hackathon organizer.
No roles in that category.
To be published in preparation
Synthetic-aperture radar flown on unmanned aircraft.
A wireless brain–computer interface platform, at Rev A.
Training-data pipelines for AI systems engineering.
Infrastructure carrying research from draft to reader.
A working prototype designed and demoed in ten hours.
A remotely-operated underwater vehicle, built to compete.
Built a winning prototype in ten hours.
Recognized among the event's top projects.
Innovation and information technology.
Accepted — declined for BWSI.
YIP grant lead — directed $10k to nonprofits.




















The fastest way to reach me is email. I'm happy to talk about neural interfaces, radar, or anything you're building.
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