Ernst & Young LLP (EY Americas) · Houston, TX
Ernst & Young LLP (EY Americas) · Houston, TX
Dr. Emily Pereira's Lab, Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Texas Tech University
Built fractional-order simulation code using Grünwald-Letnikov derivatives to model seizure propagation from real intracranial EEG data, processing 262 electrodes across 3 patients from the UPenn OpenNeuro dataset. Ran simulations across multiple parameter values, built interactive 3D visualizations, and deployed the workflow on TTU's HPC cluster via Globus Compute.
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science & Mathematics · Lubbock, TX
GPA: 3.7/4.0 · Honors College · 6× Dean's List
Relevant coursework: Data Structures & Algorithms, Operating Systems, Object-Oriented Programming, Software Engineering, Computer Architecture
JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Python, Go, C++, SQL
React, Next.js, React Native, Vue.js, Redux, Tailwind CSS
Node.js, Express.js, REST APIs, gRPC, Microservices
LLMs, RAG, GraphRAG, Knowledge Graphs, Pandas, NumPy, Neo4j, Snowflake
Azure, Azure AI Search, Azure Data Factory, Docker, Linux, CI/CD, Globus Compute
MongoDB, MySQL, Redis, Oracle
Git, GitHub, Tableau, Power BI
Device telemetry ingest service with a bounded queue for 429 load shedding, per-device ring buffers, and non-blocking WebSocket fan-out.
View on GitHub →Real-time image generation gateway with backpressure handling and latency tracking over WebSocket.
View on GitHub →Neural network calibration of stochastic volatility models using real SPX options data.
View on GitHub →AI-powered career management platform that helps students organize job applications, track opportunities, and manage their recruiting process.
View on GitHub →Confidence-aware reconstruction system for wearable sensor data. Fills sensor dropouts in wrist-worn fitness tracking data, scores confidence in each reconstruction, and uses that score to gate whether a rep counts toward a personal record.
View on GitHub →Last updated: September 2026