About Me

I am a PhD candidate at Boston University in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, working at the Robomorphic Computing Lab, advised by Prof. Sabrina Neuman.
My research focuses on designing hardware accelerators for robotics applications in order to maximize performance and minimize power consumption. I am interested in computer architecture, robotics actuation and controls, and design exploration.
Before joining Boston University, I completed my Bachelor's in Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering at Boston University. During my undergraduate studies, I worked at KABLAB, advised by Prof Keith Brown on design exploration of high toughness structures via autonomous experimentation. Additionally, I also worked at PeacLab, advised by Prof Ayse Coskun on MicroFaaS, an energy-efficient alternative for serverless FaaS computing platform.