I’m a software engineer. I mostly build backend and AI systems — retrieval, pipelines, APIs. Finishing my MS at Stony Brook, out in May 2026.
Five things you can open and click, not just read about. Every screenshot below goes to the running version.
Three write-ups on projects where the interesting part was a result I didn’t expect, plus a published book chapter. Read them all →
I benchmarked five forecasters against “tomorrow = today”. It won.
What 541,909 real invoices taught me about honest data pipelines
Teaching an AI to play a game that kills you instantly
Deep-learning plant disease classification — a published book chapter
Things I built to find out whether they’d work: an AI that plays the real Geometry Dash, a campus event search that understands “where’s free food?”, and a case wiki that keeps track of its own contradictions.
→ exploreInternships and research across backend, data, and a bit of edge ML. Code that shipped and then had to keep working.
Each one links to the actual curriculum, so you can see what the program covers.