I recently graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
This August, I'll be starting my PhD journey at the National University of Singapore.
Currently, I'm working (remotely) as a visiting researcher with Prof. Wenxi Wang at the University of Virginia, exploring how machine learning can make SAT solvers smarter and more efficient.
Research Interests: I'm passionate about compilers, formal verification, logic systems, and computational audio – basically anything that involves making computers understand and process complex structures, whether it's code or sound.
I'm always looking for opportunities to collaborate and work on anything cool – whether it's research projects, open-source contributions,
or just interesting technical challenges. Feel free to reach out!