About Me

I am an incoming Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD student at Cornell University, advised by Prof. Alyosha Molnar, with a research focus on next-generation wireless systems. My primary interests lie in analog and mixed-signal circuits, and RF integrated circuits (RFIC), specifically the hardware/software co-design required to link circuit architecture and measurement discipline to system-level communication and sensing performance.

My background bridges rigorous RF characterization, embedded systems, and telecommunications strategy. Previously in Prof. Molnar’s lab, I built automated MATLAB and Python measurement flows for key RF metrics—such as noise figure, B1dB, and IIP3—and debugged receiver IQ imbalance and phase synchronization. At Swarthmore College, my engineering experience included software-defined radio, OFDM simulation, and developing a real-time telemetry and predictive race strategy platform for a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle. Additionally, I apply my technical background to industry through a part-time, seasonal role as a Business Development Manager at Koseiteki Group Ltd, conducting technical due diligence and East African market-entry assessments, building upon prior network planning and hardware evaluation experience at Jamii Telecommunications.

Interests

Wireless systems, RF frontends, analog/mixed-signal/RF IC design, RFIC characterization, software-defined radio, embedded telemetry, communication systems, and hardware/software co-design.