I am currently a senior at The University of Texas at Austin pursuing an undergraduate degree in Neuroscience with minors in Computer Science and Business. My primary interest lies in using computation and models to solve challenges, in areas of healthcare technology and business development.
I am a strong team player with with research and coding experience. Displayed below are highlights of my technical skills:
Creating a full-stack web application that pulls data from internal databases and websites that report security incidents and using Grakn.AI to make inferences from the data.
Creating reports to track patient interaction and using machine learning algorithms to increase patient retention for the application Manage My Surgery.
Learning Agents Research Group
Exploring the mechanisms through which an autonomous robot can recognize semantic mapping patterns through the use of computer vision.
Vision, Cognition, and Action Virtual Reality Labp
Created an simulated lab environment on Unity for an experiment to study human locomotion and optic flow patterns. Integrated the platform with the HTC Vive Headset, which was used in all of the subject testings.
I focus on crafting projects and applications that allow me to apply my skills in a practical and hands on manner.
Analyzed several datasets, ranging from neural recordings to patient activity in order to create predictive models to infer certain behavior.
Created a mobile application called Foodability, which aims to enable individuals who require special accommodations (physical, audial, and visual) to find restaurants that fit their needs, based on features like curb cuts, automatic doors, and appropriate bathroom sizes.
For the mobile application Foodability, I created a wireframe and mock application using Figma to better guide the development process.
Created a full-stack web application with details regarding pool information in the Austin community to make easier for users to access.