The Space Between Conflict and Harmony 

Aerospace Engineering · Game-theory · Human-Autonomy Interaction

I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Autonomous Systems Groups and CLeAR Lab
at The University of Texas at Austin.

My research develops control- and game-theoretic foundations for noncooperative coordination in multiagent systems via equilibrium engineering—treating equilibrium as a controllable object to be actively shaped rather than a fixed outcome to be predicted. Applications include air traffic management, autonomous vehicles, and infrastructure systems where self-interested agents must coordinate without centralized control.

Prior to my Ph.D., I worked at Nearthlab Inc. as a research engineer designing autonomous flight guidance algorithms for three years. I have also contributed to large-scale combinatorial optimization for industrial applications, hold several international patents, and authored a commercial science book and several science articles.