About

I'm a software engineer at Anduril Industries, where I work on infrastructure for Lattice Mission Autonomy, including distributed mesh networking and the systems robotics software runs on.

I started programming by writing TI-BASIC games on a graphing calculator in high school. Since then I've mostly worked on infrastructure: the tooling and platforms that help distributed systems ship quickly and run reliably.

I have a BS and MS in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University. My thesis, “Dynamic Structure Adaptation for Communities of Learning Machines,” advised by Dr. Soumya Ray, explored adaptive machine learning. Before Anduril, I worked on applied ML, DevOps, and large-scale data pipelines at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.