I am a passionate about physics and computer programming with a formal education in nuclear engineering. My journey includes groundbreaking thesis work at the University of Michigan, where I developed a novel 3D imaging technique alongside contributing to journals and conferences. 

I've completed my post-doctorate work at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where I became a Staff Scientist working on numerous projects related to nuclear security. 

I currently work at Cruise, an autonomous vehicle company, where I focus on research and development of algorithms for next generation ranging sensors. 

My expertise lies in physics, signal processing, and machine learning, and I am dedicated to mentoring junior colleagues and fostering innovative ideas. I excel in software infrastructure development, enabling rapid prototyping and contributing to the improvement of sensor performance.