Biomedical Engineering | University of Florida
Honors Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science student with experience in research, design, and programming, seeking to transform modern healthcare.
Current Focus
Building and designing software and hardware for EMG-driven arm prosthetics.
Experience
Developed a machine learning model to interpret EMG signals for bionic hand control. Evaluated and cleaned large EMG datasets in MATLAB, applying filtering and normalization techniques to prepare data for model training and validation.
Collaborated with a 4-person team to build a digital literacy tool for children with learning disabilities. Contributed across front-end and back-end development, and recorded and processed phoneme audio samples for integration into the application.
Independently designed, developed, and maintained a text-based choose-your-own-adventure mobile game featuring 250+ unique player scenarios. Sustained hundreds of concurrent users across multiple countries over its lifespan.
Projects
EMG Bionic Hand Control System
Storiza
Skills
Honors & Involvement
Served on the executive board of the Upsilon Phi Chapter, supporting its establishment and ongoing operations. Initiated 40+ new members, educating them on the Fraternity's history and values, while maintaining a strong social media presence through designed graphics and posts.
Observed multiple surgical procedures in the operating room, gaining firsthand exposure to the surgical environment and the clinical decision-making involved in complex pediatric cases. Attended a professional conference alongside the operating physician discussing recent cases.
Admitted to the University of Florida Honors College, recognizing academic excellence and a commitment to rigorous intellectual engagement across disciplines.
Selected for the University Research Scholars Program, a competitive designation for undergraduate students actively engaged in faculty-mentored research at the University of Florida.
Earned a place on the Dean's List of the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering for Fall 2025, recognizing a 4.0 GPA.