About

I am an electrical engineering student at UC Santa Barbara and an undergraduate researcher in the Clean Energy Transformation Lab.

My current research focuses on constructing transmission-grid models from open infrastructure data and developing software to reconstruct, diagnose, validate, and compare network topology.

At CETlab, these transmission-grid models are used to study how electricity systems in different countries can decarbonize in an economically and politically feasible manner. The lab uses these models to evaluate questions such as capacity expansion, production costs, and resource adequacy.

Research interests

I am interested in large-scale power system operation. My broad focus is combining optimization, control, and machine learning to make grid operation more adaptive, computationally efficient, and reliable.

Education

University of California, Santa Barbara
B.S. Electrical Engineering, expected June 2027

Teaching

I have worked as a Campus Learning Assistance Tutor at UCSB since September 2024, tutoring mathematics and physics in individual and group settings.

Subjects taught

Mathematics: Linear Algebra, Single and Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations, Vector Calculus
Physics: Mechanics, Electromagnetism