I'm a Computer Science senior at NYU Abu Dhabi, with a minor in Economics. I'm interested in computational social science: how people make decisions together, and what changes when AI participates.
My current work spans software for human–AI cooperation experiments and training and evaluation of protein language models. I also work on a capstone about detecting faults in experimental software using synthetic decisions.
Research and contributions · Projects · LinkedIn
- CAMP: a five-person campus equipment project. My contributions cover staff APIs, backend testing, and client API utilities.
- Hinglish NER: a four-person NLP course project, with preprocessing, training, and evaluation code for multilingual token classifiers.
- Salary regression: historical job-listing data, grouped evaluation, and a Streamlit demonstration.
- Community crime data analysis: an observational regression exercise on historical U.S. community data.
- eCampusExplorer: Unity campus-tour navigation scripts, with the supplied controller's original credit preserved.
Earlier C++ coursework covers sparse matrices, hash tables, heat diffusion, least-squares fitting, and an iterated Prisoner's Dilemma.
The faculty research repositories are private. My website explains the questions, my role, and the current evidence separately from these public coursework repositories.