I'm a co-founder at Kozu. In addition to this, I teach and consult on machine learning topics. I graduated in 2020 from the PhD program in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at Berkeley, where I worked with Bruno Olshausen at the Redwood Center for Theoretical Neuroscience—you can read my dissertation here. Prior to Berkeley, I spent four wonderful years at Rice where I studied Electrical and Computer Engineering and got the chance to work with some very smart people on tools for experimental neuroscience and next-generation radar, among other things. I’ve also had the good fortune to work outside of school on some fantastic teams on projects like smart contact lenses, self-driving cars, and brain-computer interfaces. These days I spend my time thinking about software design, actuarial methods, and how to manage one very precocious bulldog puppy. Thanks for dropping by!

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