I'm a graduate student at the University of Washington, pursuing a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering. I earned my B.S. in Computer Engineering from Montana State University in 2024, along with a minor in Hispanic Studies (with an emphasis on linguistics).

On GitHub, I mostly help out with software I use, where I can.

I've also participated in a variety of research projects, including:

• Implementing trusted environments in high-performance computing (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
• Radiation-tolerant and obfuscated processor design via field-programmable gate arrays (Resilient Computing Laboratory, Montana State University)
• Convolutional neural networks for self-interference cancellation in full-duplex radio systems (Future Analog System Technologies Laboratory, University of Washington)
• Network optimization for high-performance computing (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

My work takes place at the AI:0 level, with very occasional AI:R work where it is unavoidable. (What's this?)

• A custom hardware and software stack for advanced RGB LED control, using an SoC FPGA device (unreleased, since this was an academic assignment)
  • Hardware: Memory-mappable PWM controller, implemented in VHDL
  • Software: Linux device drivers for PWM controller and (premade) ADC controller
  • Additional: Custom-built device bootloader to enable I2C peripheral access
• yagpdb.vim, a (Neo)Vim plugin for writing YAGPDB custom commands
• GitTraining, a companion repository for my introductory Git presentation

I also do other things on GitHub from time to time. Here are some of the more interesting ones:

• helpers, a repo for random helper scripts I've made for myself
• TheJeffDeanFacts, a collection of programmer-style "Chuck Norris" jokes

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