Research engineer
Grokking Scaling · Dynamic KernelI build empirical machinery for hard-to-test ideas, and report uncertainty as part of the work.
My principal interest lies in the question: how may software change what people can perceive, understand, and create? SyberLabs is my place for building experiments across machine-learning evaluation, simulation platforms, and generative art. I graduated from Santa Clara University in computer science, with an emphasis on data science.
Flight-delay prediction built around strict pre-departure observability, staged feature pipelines, and an audited reporting dashboard.
A platform for routing over weighted graphs whose costs change mid-traversal, with experiment manifests and guardrails around claim scope.
A self-contained audiovisual web application with its own audio engine and generative visuals — software built to be encountered, not just operated.
An empirical study of delayed generalization, built around fit competition across candidate scaling laws rather than the curve that flatters the story.
A semantic-dynamics engine that inserts a testable intermediate representation between a prompt and generated language, with the decoder kept as an explicit boundary.
A controlled generation study testing whether chaotic logit modulation could make LLM prose feel more alive. The result sharpened the hypothesis: coherence scaffolding mattered more than token turbulence.
Strange attractors, Bessel-mode resonances ("frozen music"), and tensegrity normal modes rendered as light: every visual derived from a verified invariant.
A coverage-aware computational ethnobotany benchmark for testing structured search over plant data without mistaking database attention for biological signal.
A research engine that maps ambiguous problems into causal structures, tracks provenance, and keeps hypotheses, simulations, and evidence behind explicit review gates.
I build empirical machinery for hard-to-test ideas, and report uncertainty as part of the work.
I build end-to-end data systems with observability, evaluation, audits, and interfaces.
I turn mathematical systems into usable, interactive artifacts with premium visual design.