Computer science with a systems bent.
I’m a computer science student at Northwestern University interested in operating systems, low-level programming, performance, scientific computing, and the infrastructure that makes experiments possible.
Operating systems, kernel development, memory behavior, concurrency, synchronization, and performance.
Computational pipelines that connect measurements, experiments, data, and analysis.
Networking, storage, Linux/Unix environments, and practical systems built for other people to use.
Teaching, mentoring, observatory outreach, and explaining technical systems clearly.
Technical interests
C, C++, Python, Scheme, and Assembly; memory usage and cache locality; multithreading and synchronization; SIMD; graph theory, linear algebra, Fourier analysis, automata theory, and functional analysis.
Selected experience
CS Department Peer Mentor
Teaching staff for CS 343 and peer mentor for CS 446.
Dearborn Observatory Guide
Telescope operation, legacy computer maintenance, and science communication.
Research / internship experience
Scientific and computational work spanning Fermilab, Brookhaven, and Northwestern projects.
Education
Northwestern University · Computer Science major, Spanish minor · expected 2027
Relevant coursework includes Operating Systems, Kernel Development, Microcontrollers, Networking, Data Structures & Algorithms, Programming Languages, Linear Algebra, Theory of Computation, and Probability.