Last summer, I interned at NVIDIA, as part of the autonomous vehicle team.

I contributed to their robust infrastructure by creating pipelines that automatically run performance evaluations on cluster and implementing new methods of ground truth generation for neural network training.

WearDuke is a new initiative at Duke that is promoting health and wellness through the use of wearable technology.

Using React and Gatsby, I created the website for all incoming participants. To ensure equal use, the site has been iterated to pass reviews for accessibility and cross-browser compatibility.

With the support of Duke's Data+ program, I spent ten weeks working with fellow students to explore how physician-patient interaction affects medical decision-making.

Using classification models and topic modeling, we were able to extract which parts of conversation were associated with differences in treatment decision.

Working with Duke's mathematics department, I created a visualization dashboard to better help them understand the trends concerning the composition of students taking courses in the department.