I am a data science MS student in the Department of Computer Science at California State University, Northridge. I completed my undergraduate degree in computer science with concentrations in mathematics and data science. I am a pre-doctoral scholar and an alumnus of the Cal-Bridge program.

Since 2024, I have led the BORACLE Intelligent Algorithms team at the Autonomy Research Center for STEAHM. We focus on using mobile and ubiquitous computing to make health informatics accessible and actionable, with a focus on athletic performance and injury risk (Advisor: Prof. Xunfei Jiang).

As a student researcher at the Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute at the University of California, San Diego, I study geometric- and distributional-shift of adversarial attacks on deep neural networks (Advisors: Prof. Alex Cloninger, Prof. Gal Mishne). Recently, I’ve begun research with faculty at the University of California, Los Angeles on the privacy of biosignal foundation encoders.

My research interests are in privacy and security, health AI, and geometric representation dynamics.

News

• Sep 2026Paper with G. Mishne and A. Cloninger on geometry of adversarial attack was accepted to NeurIPS 2026 NeuralArtifacts Workshop! See you in Paris!
• Jul 2026Paper with K. M. Evans on Larger than Life’s jitterbugs appeared at AUTOMATA 2026 in Ghent, Belgium.
• May 2026Gave a colloquium talk on Larger than Life cellular automata at the CSUN Department of Mathematics. [talks]
• Jan 2026Paper on stress detection from sleep-based physiological signals published at IEEE CCWC 2026.
• Dec 2025Presented a poster on forecasting runner injuries from wearable data at the CSUN-SPaRA Fall Research Symposium.

Current Research Areas

• Data science for wearable computing
• Geometry of adversarial robustness
• Privacy and security in health AI

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to collaborate or learn more!