Deploying Google's frontier models in customer environments.
Forward Deployed Engineer, Google
Hi! I am a Forward Deployed Engineer (GenAI) at Google in New York City. I recently completed my Master of Business Analytics at MIT, where I was a Graduate Research Assistant advised by Professor Vivek F. Farias. Before that, I received my B.Math in Statistics & CS from the University of Waterloo, where I was mentored by Professor Steve Drekic. Outside of work, I'm usually building something: agents, eval tools, small experiments with language models. I'm also a huge basketball fan! Please reach out!
My research so far spans generative modeling of digital twins, behavioral simulation using large language models, and token entanglement in language models. I am interested in how large language models reason about human behaviour, and what their hidden representations mean for interpretability and safety! My recent work includes synthetic customer modeling at Anheuser-Busch InBev through MIT, and independent work on how models pass along preferences through data that seem meaningless.
Deploying Google's frontier models in customer environments.
Brand–partner matchmaking and monetization modeling for Wayward’s partnership platform.
LLM-based digital twins and behavioral simulation for ABI’s Zé Delivery (5M users) platform.
Implementing a feedback-driven prompt optimization pipeline for continuous AI agent adaptation without retraining.
Computer vision & multi-agent workflow for wind-turbine damage detection and forecasting.
A full-stack platform for the Senior Living Resident Management market (React & Python).
Qualys Cloud Agent automation in Ansible using Azure Metadata and YAML.
PySpark and Databricks pipelines for large-scale database migration (80K records).
Azure Logic Apps integration of Manulife Bank (SOAP) and Salesforce (REST).
Azure Event Hub deployment & Python multithreading for large-scale (22M+) data ingestion.
API development and unit testing using Spring and JUnit.
MIT AI & ML Club, MIT Tech Club, MIT Project Management Club, UW Data Science Club, Stanford ASES
CODE@MIT (2025), GAI World (2025), Hack The North (2024), Jane Street FTTP (2021)
strategy games (e.g., Chess), lo-fi music, long road-trips, and electronic music production!
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