Advancing AI for intelligent, adaptive, and autonomous physical systems.
PhD researcher in machine learning at the University of Arizona, with over two years of industry experience. Research at the Cyber-Physical Manufacturing Systems Lab focuses on intelligent, self-correcting cyber-physical systems, combining predictive modeling, mathematical optimization, and reinforcement learning for decision-making and control. This work also explores foundation models and agentic AI for understanding physical dynamics, reasoning over multimodal data, and planning actions in real-world environments, with a primary focus on autonomous water treatment and collaborative research in additive manufacturing.
Earlier research at the Perception and Intelligence Lab, under the supervision of Dr. Fabio Galasso, involved developing novel transformer-based Multi-Style Networks for human pose forecasting to anticipate collisions in human–robot collaboration.
Industry experience spans end-to-end ML engineering, including propensity models integrated into an LLM-powered application for client behavioral segmentation and personalized recommendations at IBM, and multimodal deep learning models for spectroscopy-based drug detection at Lightsense Technology.