Glacier National Park, Montana, 2025.06
About Me
I am a Software Engineer at Amazon Robotics, where I develop advanced AI algorithms and software systems for complex robotic manipulation tasks. Prior to joining Amazon full-time, I was a Robotics and AI Researcher at the University of Michigan, working under the guidance of Prof. Ram Vasudevan and Prof. Katie Skinner. My research, conducted in both the ROAHM Lab and the Field Robotics Group, focused on learning-based planning and perception for real-world robotic systems.
I earned an M.S. in Robotics and an M.S.E. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan. Along the way, I interned at Amazon Robotics as an Applied Scientist (2024) and at Ford as a Robotics Researcher (2022). Earlier in my career, I also conducted machine learning research at EPFL with Prof. Jan S Hesthaven (2020).
Outside of work, I enjoy photography, hiking, and exploring U.S. National Parks. I’ve visited 30 parks so far—Glacier National Park in Montana is my favorite.