At a glance
Research, modeling, and markets
Experience
IMC Launchpad
Quantitative trading track — 1 of 60 selected. Simulated markets, expected value, risk management.
Duke Research
Cosmology (satellite risk) and Ecology (geospatial ML) labs, plus teaching assistant for Duke Mathematics.
Leadership
Captain, Duke Rugby
Leading training, strategy, and culture for a Division 3 collegiate rugby program.
Skills
Timeline
The path so far
- May 2026
Duke Ecology ML Research
ML/AI Researcher
Building CNN and transformer-based computer vision models to estimate tree crown cover from PlanetScope satellite imagery, with preprocessing and training pipelines for large-scale geospatial data.
- May 2026
IMC Launchpad
Quantitative Trading Track — Chicago, IL
One of 60 students selected for IMC Trading’s Launchpad program. Built and executed trading strategies in simulated markets using probability, expected value, and risk management.
- Feb 2026Highlight
MCM Outstanding Winner
COMAP Scholar · MAA Award · Leonhard Euler Award
One of 30 Outstanding Winner teams from 93,977 participants worldwide — then selected as one of 6 COMAP Scholars globally. Paper under consideration for publication in the UMAP Journal.
- Aug 2025
Duke Cosmology Research
Research Assistant — Scolnic Lab
Developing Python tools to visualize ~40,000 satellites and debris objects, Monte Carlo collision simulations for low Earth orbit, and a QUBO formulation of satellite routing.
- Summer 2025
EFG Hermes
Finance Internship
Early exposure to financial markets and investment analysis at the leading investment bank in the MENA region.
- Aug 2024
Duke University
B.S.E. Electrical & Computer Engineering + B.S. Mathematics
GPA 3.966/4.000. Karl Menger Award for outstanding performance in mathematical competitions. Captain of Duke Rugby, BlackRock Asset Allocation Competition finalist.
Projects
Selected work
Simulation, optimization, and machine learning applied to physical and financial systems. Each project has a full write-up.
More projects
Smaller builds and experiments, linked straight to the source.
Contact
Get in touch
Email is the best way to reach me. Always happy to talk about research, projects, or opportunities.
