About Me

I graduated from West Virginia University (WVU) with a degree in Computer Engineering, a minor in Computer Science, and a minor in Economics. While at WVU, I focused my time on the University Rover Challenge (URC) Team and on robotics research projects.

For three years, I led software development and robot autonomy on the WVU URC Team. In this role, I led the development of resilient autonomy systems that were instrumental to the team’s multiple top placements in the international competition.

My time spent on research focused on two projects: Loopy and Retailbot. While working on Loopy, I co-authored an IROS 2023 conference paper on swarm robotics and robotic morphogenesis. While working on Retailbot, I integrated an indoor mapping and autonomy stack as part of the NSF-funded project.