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I am an undergraduate at UC Berkeley studying computer science. My academic interests range from computer vision to philosophy to public policy. Over the years, I've been fortunate enough to work under Ren Ng on research in human vision and Edward Kim on problems in autonomous vehicle simulation. During my time at Cal, I've been a part of the multimedia team at our campus paper and a member of Extended Reality, where we make immersive short films. Outside of school, I enjoy reading, filmmaking, and writing creative fiction. |
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Software Engineering Intern, Summer 2019 • Developed internal API for image similarity search, leveraging backend ML systems. • Added similar photos section to the FB Android app’s photo viewer as a prototypical use case for API. |
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Software Engineering Intern, Summer 2018 • Developed microservices for vehicle REST APIs to help migrate legacy architecture to AWS. • Created proof-of-concept embedded blockchain application to stream real-time vehicle logs to a decentralized server. |
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Relighting a portrait photo to match a target with geometry-aware illumination. |
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Inserting virtual objects into real photographs using inverse rendering techniques. |
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Pathtracing with mirror/glass/microfacet materials, environment maps, and camera effects. |
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Surface meshes that allow the user to specify arbitrary segment constraints. RCDTs are a new geometric construct introduced by Prof. Jonathan Shewchuk. |
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Site template courtesy Jon Barron |