Software Engineer & AI Researcher
CS sophomore at Clemson University with an AI minor. I build full-stack apps and research vision-language models 😎.
I'm a sophomore studying Computer Science with an AI minor at Clemson University. I work as an undergraduate researcher at Watt AI, Clemson's AI research lab, where I study how vision-language models can analyze video advertisements through a multimodal pipeline.
Outside the lab, I'm Treasurer of Clemson's first ColorStack chapter, a hackathon competitor, and a solo builder. I care about removing friction — in code, in products, and in the way people interact with technology.
The basics
Tech I work with
Find me online
Chrome extension that fact-checks health and fitness content on Instagram in real time. Built with FFmpeg, Whisper, and Claude Haiku — won South Carolina's largest hackathon.
View on GitHub →Full-stack nutrition tracking app with JWT auth, a React frontend, FastAPI backend, and a PostgreSQL database. Built to learn the full auth flow end to end.
View on GitHub →Fully deployed business website for a professional cleaning company. Designed and built to give a small business a polished, credible web presence.
Visit Site →Watt AI Research Lab — Studying how vision-language models (Qwen 2 via Hugging Face) can analyze video advertisements through a multimodal pipeline using Groq Whisper for audio transcription. Building end-to-end systems that combine visual and language understanding.
Founding treasurer of Clemson's first ColorStack chapter — a community focused on increasing the success of Black and Latinx CS students. Managing chapter finances, supporting events, and helping build a network that didn't exist here before.
Supported students learning foundational CS concepts, held office hours, and assisted with grading and lab sessions for introductory programming coursework.
Supporting front-of-house operations at a full-service restaurant in Bluffton, SC. Developed strong communication, teamwork, and composure under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
Won South Carolina's largest hackathon on my fourth attempt with Realiable — a Chrome extension that detects misinformation in fitness content on Instagram. Iterated through failure across three prior events to finally ship something that landed.
say hello ✦
I'm actively looking for summer internships in software engineering. If you're working on something interesting, let's connect.