I am a senior at William & Mary pursuing dual degrees in Computer Science and History, interested in building software and understanding the context in which technology develops.
Currently interning at General Atomics as a Software Engineer Intern. I also serve as ACM Chapter Chair, where I lead technical workshops, run community initiatives, and co-organize a 250-person annual hackathon.
Proposed a novel semantic-behavioral detection architecture to counter AI-powered malware that mutates its own code to evade traditional signature-based detection. Published as an independent undergraduate research contribution at William and Mary.
Awarded for a perceptron implementation in C, presented at the VA-WHPC Student Lightning Talk Conference.
Developed a community-focused cybersecurity project proposing methods to improve public awareness of cyber threats, with an emphasis on virtual reality security and immersive threat modeling.
Recognized for excellence in scholarship among computational sciences students at William & Mary.