> Agentic Engineer
> I build agentic systems, ML infrastructure, and polished full-stack products.
ML Engineer Intern at Aviro, building RL environments for enterprise AI agents.
Computer Vision research at Rutgers on VLM negation failures in medical imaging.
Incoming data engineering intern at Moody's and CS/Data Science student at Rutgers.
Core programming languages and scripting
Agentic systems, RL training, and applied ML
APIs, retrieval systems, and deployment foundations
Full-stack interfaces and production app delivery

Built a production AI scheduling co-pilot for Rutgers students with a 22-tool Mastra agent spanning live SOC search, conflict detection, prerequisite resolution, and chat-driven UI mutations through Cedar-OS frontend tools. Embedded a Browserbase + Stagehand remote browser for credential-free Degree Navigator automation, persisting Zod-validated audit profiles to Supabase with JWT-derived ownership and RLS-hardened tables.

Built a MuJoCo + Gymnasium simulation environment for the SO-ARM-101 arm with multi-camera observations, normalized state/action interfaces, teleoperation, and shaped pick-and-place rewards. Implemented VLA policy inference with adapters for SmolVLA (450M) and Pi0 (3.3B), enabling model swapping via CLI flags. Trained policies with ReinFlow using PPO-style objectives.
Built a scalable AI-powered behavioral coach by fine-tuning Meta's LLaMA 3 8B on Atomic Habits, enabling high-quality, personalized habit formation guidance. Created a 2,300+ Q&A dataset and fine-tuned using LoRA and QLoRA, reducing memory requirements by 60%+ — making training viable on consumer hardware.

A modern, full-stack task management application built with React, TypeScript, and Spring Boot. This project demonstrates professional-grade web development practices, including type safety, optimistic UI updates, and responsive design. Features include task creation, real-time performance metrics, and error handling.
B.S. in Computer Science & Data Science
USACS — Tech Team Lead & Executive Board Member
STAR — Space Technology Association at Rutgers