Computer science, University of Maryland, class of 2029.
Research apprentice, Army Research Laboratory, summer 2026.
An open-source personal agent that runs on your own machine. It reads mail, calendar, messages, location and health into one ledger. Anything another person would see waits for a tap on your phone.
A drive-by-wire electric go-kart, pitched to replace the robotics curriculum at Poolesville High School and taught from as it was built.
Llama 3.1 fine-tuned on five years of my own text messages. My best friend could not reliably tell it from me.
A dashboard for every school in the county: schedules, clubs and announcements, in English and Spanish. It ran on every classroom TV at Poolesville. Handed off in 2026.
Finding where GPS is being spoofed, using the position reports ships and aircraft already broadcast.
A rover mission on a simulated planet, turned into a digital twin you can walk through in VR. First high school students to speak at the Johns Hopkins APL XR Symposium.
