About
I build things that sit at the edge of music, games, and real-time systems. I've published AI research, built an award-winning electronic instrument, shipped VR games, and written for NYU's premier anthology. Right now I'm interested in how people interact with technology, whether that's a player navigating a game, a musician performing live code, or a student learning to program through play.
Projects
PulsePad
A hand-shaped electronic musical instrument with pressure-sensitive pads for each finger, CNC-milled walnut enclosure, and custom DuoStep software for per-finger sound mapping and recording.
Voted “most innovative and outstanding product” out of 700+ projects. Winner of the Gunter Georgi Award.
Save Mi
VR firefighting simulation with custom fire-propagation physics, destructible environments, and adaptive audio.
Play on Itch.io →
Corelink: Ultra-low-latency Audio
Built TCP/UDP streams for a data-agnostic network framework. Led a team to build remote audio collaboration with <20ms latency.
Corelink →
Marble Madness Remake
Modern remake of the classic arcade game. Reimagined visuals, new mechanics, playable in browser.
Play on Itch.io →
Autonomous Vision & Control
Computer vision pipeline for real-time robot control at <50ms latency, 100+ FPS. Contributed to the FRC 2024 Engineering Inspiration Award.
AI-Assisted Music Making
Open-source project exploring AI-assisted music creation workflows.
GitHub →
Perfecting Pitch
Web app for pitch recognition practice with guided exercises and real-time feedback.
Try it →
Coding Education Game
Educational game introducing 2,000+ students to programming. Iterated on mechanics based on classroom observation.
Writing & Research
Investigating MIDI Data Simplification in AI Models
Designed data simplification pipelines for training ML models on musical data. Advised by Professor Roger Dannenberg at CMU.
Ping! Panic! Repeat!
Selected as one of 12 pieces from 1,000+ submissions. On the relationship between technology and humanity.