Education

Arizona State University

M.S. Artificial Intelligence Engineering (Robotics)

Previously: B.S. Data Science, Cybersecurity minor, Northern Arizona University (May 2026)

Expected master's completion: May 2028

Relevant experience

Information Systems Security Analyst Intern

June 2026 - Present

Gila River Indian Community

Support endpoint and mobile security, network threat monitoring, SaaS security, phishing defense, and secure remote troubleshooting. Work involves highly confidential information in a tribal government environment supporting government agency operations.

Project Collaboration

Academic collaboration

NAU Institute of Advanced Applications of Artificial Intelligence

Built a course-catalog scraping and analysis workflow used to examine AI and ethics-related curriculum coverage through reproducible data collection and reporting.

Research and project direction

Unitree G1 humanoid locomotion

Runs in simulation: a G1 walking policy trained in Isaac Lab on Newton/MuJoCo-Warp. In the published evaluation, 237 of 256 simulated robots stayed up through a 24-second pushed test. One policy, one training seed; fall recovery is still in progress.

Contact-rich robotic assembly

Runs in simulation: a UR5e assembly testbed in Isaac Sim 6.2 where a joint-strength model decides whether each connection holds. 21 of 29 catalogued structures complete. No real-robot trials yet.

Isaac MCP

Pre-release open-source MCP server for Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab, built on Aldrin Inbaraj's omni-kit-mcp and isaac-sim-mcp, so AI agents can build scenes, drive robots, and run training jobs.

Energy-aware prescribed-time quadrotor control

Collaborating with John Lok, who led the controller development, on simulation research in MuJoCo. I reproduced an archived NMPC baseline and am working on a timing and validation study.

Jenga-playing robot (direction)

A research direction with Dr. Wenlong Zhang, possibly using model predictive control or reinforcement learning. It is not built, and no controller has been shown.

Awards

Best Visualization — NAU ASA DataFest 2026

Built models, engineered features, and visualized early signals of high healthcare utilization with a team during the 48-hour competition. The award included a one-year American Statistical Association membership.

DataFest presentation slide visualizing concentrated healthcare encounters and early-risk model results
DataFest 2026 presentation: healthcare utilization and early-risk modeling.

Explore the DataFest project and presentation