CV
A summary of my education, research, and academic record.
Education
University of California, Berkeley — B.S. Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (Honors), 2025 – 2028
- Member of the EECS Honors Degree Program
University of California, Berkeley — B.A. Economics, 2025 – 2028
Research Experience
Undergraduate Researcher
Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR), UC Berkeley
Jan 2026 – Present
- Research on diffusion-based generative models for multimodal robotic planning and policy learning.
- Advised by Prof. Masayoshi Tomizuka, Mechanical Systems Control Lab.
Undergraduate Researcher
CITRIS and the Banatao Institute, UC Berkeley
Jan 2026 – Present
- Work on learning-based manipulation systems and policy development.
- Advised by Prof. Shankar Sastry, Embodied Intelligence & Robotics Center.
Teaching
Course Staff, CS 61A
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, UC Berkeley · Berkeley, CA
Aug 2026 – Present
- Manage discussions, labs, and office hours for a class of 1,700 students in the fundamentals of computer science; contribute to exam and assignment development and grading.
Leadership & Service
Service Officer
Eta Kappa Nu (HKN), Mu Chapter, UC Berkeley
Sep 2025 – Present
- Organize K–12 EECS outreach events and hands-on workshops; tutor Berkeley undergraduates in core computer science and electrical engineering courses.
Honors
- EECS Honors Degree Program — UC Berkeley (2025 – Present)
- Dean's List, College of Engineering — Top 10 percent of all College of Engineering undergraduates
- Tau Beta Pi, California Alpha Chapter — The Engineering Honor Society (2025)
- Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN), Mu Chapter — Honor Society of IEEE (2025)
Selected Coursework
- EECS: CS 61A (Computer Programming), CS 61B (Data Structures), CS 61C (Machine Structures), CS 70 (Discrete Math & Probability), EECS 16A (Circuits & Systems I), EECS 16B (Circuits & Systems II), EE 120 (Signals & Systems), EECS C106A (Robotics), CS 180 (Computer Vision), CS 189 (Machine Learning), MECENG H194 (Honors Research)
- Economics: ECON 1 (Intro to Economics), ECON 101A (Quantitative Microeconomics), ECON 101B (Quantitative Macroeconomics), IEOR 120 (Engineering Economics), STAT 20 (Probability & Statistics), PUBPOL 141 (Behavioral Economics), UGBA 107 (Business Ethics)
Affiliations
- Tau Beta Pi — California Alpha Chapter
- Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN) — Mu Chapter
- IEEE — Student Member