Computer Engineering student at the University of Alabama. I build hardware and software — from drone-mounted radar systems and underground wireless networks to FPGA circuits and embedded firmware.
Dual-band network deployed in an active coal mine for Alpha Metallurgical Resources. Zero packet loss.
Modular SystemVerilog calculator on Basys3 with hierarchical FSM control at 100 MHz.
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Bathymetric maps from sonar data across 4 lake systems in New York and Alabama.
STM32 Nucleo
Basys3 FPGA
X-NUCLEO Shield
I grew up in Rochester, New York and graduated from Pittsford Mendon High School before heading south to the University of Alabama, where I'm pursuing a B.S. in Computer Engineering with a Minor in CS & Math (3.52 GPA, Dean's List every semester since Fall 2023).
My work spans the full hardware-software stack — from writing embedded C firmware for STM32 microcontrollers and designing FPGA systems in SystemVerilog, to deploying wireless networks hundreds of feet underground and processing sonar data into bathymetric maps.
When I'm not in the lab or writing code, you'll probably find me on the water. I've been tournament fishing for as long as I can remember — competing at local, regional, and national levels. It's a sport that sharpened the same skills I use in engineering: patience, adaptability, and making quick decisions under pressure. I co-founded the Pittsford Fishing Club in high school (grew it to 80+ members) and currently manage the University of Alabama Bass Fishing Team.
Open to internships, research opportunities, and interesting projects.
Drop a message — I'd love to connect.