This website showcases my academic work and projects during my undergraduate studies at UC Berkeley.
I study astrophysics and applied math at UC Berkeley, focusing on quantum mechanics and computing. While my knowledge is primarily in mathematics and physics, I’m actively expanding my computer science skills.
I enjoy writing aesthetic tex notes–though nothing can beat something handwritten–and like doing fun coding projects in rust and python.
I am currently a NASA intern, developing software for quantum magnetometers. My focus is on deriving, from first principles, the spin physics at play in the Silicon Carbide (4H-SiC) spin-defect computer we work with.
I also research with Berkeley’s “Moving Universe” lab, analyzing JWST data to study the spatially varying extinction law of the Galactic Center.
Previously, I worked at Berkeley Lab’s quantum nano-electronics group, where I created a GDS package for efficient quantum chip generation. It was inspired by Qiskit Metal but with greater customization, especially with exporting. The lab uses this package.