CFD · Combustion · Physics ML
I build high-fidelity simulations and machine learning tools for aerospace propulsion — from swirl-stabilized combustors to adaptive kinetics solvers.
I'm a Master's student in Aerospace Engineering at USC Viterbi, graduating May 2026. My work sits at the intersection of high-fidelity simulation and machine learning — specifically applying ML to accelerate combustion chemistry in CFD workflows.
Before USC, I worked as a Stress Analyst in the aerospace industry, giving me hands-on experience with structural analysis in production environments. I bring both research depth and engineering practicality to the problems I work on.
I'm actively pursuing roles in aerospace simulation, propulsion, and Physics-informed ML — particularly at companies pushing the boundary between cloud computing and simulation-driven design.
Open to full-time roles in aerospace simulation, propulsion, and Physics-informed ML.