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> about

University of Pennsylvania M&T Program '27

Penn Engineering B.S.E Computer Science, Mathematics
The Wharton School B.S Economics, Finance

> Grew up between Boston and London. Now based in Philly.

> I build AI systems, do ML research, and invest in startups.

> Research Engineer @ Labelbox — RL, evals, post-training.

> Contributed to models at Anthropic, DeepMind, and Meta FAIR.

> Multi-agent RL research @ Penn ML Theory Group.

> Venture Partner @ Contrary Capital.

> Chess, poker, cars, food, impressionist art.

Boston Philadelphia San Francisco

> experience

Venture Partner Contrary
Venture CapitalStartups
Machine Learning Researcher Penn Engineering — ML Theory Group
Multi-Agent RLML Theory
Research Engineer Labelbox
RLAgentsModel EvalsPost-Training
Engineering Fellow Kleiner Perkins
FellowshipEngineeringVC
Growth Intern Mercor
GrowthPlatform
AI/ML Fellow Cerebras Systems
AI/MLFellowship
Robotics Research Engineer GRASP Lab — X-Lab
VLMsRobotics
ML Engineer Intern Allegro MicroSystems
MLSemiconductorASIC Design

> research

Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Penn Engineering — ML Theory Group

Research on multi-agent reinforcement learning systems, exploring coordination, competition, and emergent behavior in complex multi-agent environments.

Vision-Language Models for Industrial Robotics GRASP Lab — X-Lab

Developing vision-language model applications for industrial robotics, bridging perception and language understanding for robotic manipulation and task planning.

> projects

CUDA-Accelerated Berkeley Packet Filter github ↗

High-performance packet filtering system leveraging NVIDIA CUDA for GPU-accelerated network traffic analysis, achieving significant throughput improvements over CPU-bound BPF implementations.

CUDA C++ Networking GPU Computing
IoT Crash Detection System github ↗

Real-time vehicular crash detection system using distributed IoT sensor networks, accelerometer fusion, and edge computing for instant emergency response triggering.

IoT Embedded Sensor Fusion Edge Computing

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