Hello! ◡̈ I am a recent Computer Science graduate from Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. I graduated with a BS in Fall 2025, with minors in Mathematics and Criminal Justice.
I seek to pursue a Ph.D. Fall 2027 in CS, building safe, trustworthy AI systems through interpretability, alignment, and rigorous evaluation, with a career in academia, supported by three NSF REUs, a visiting student researcher position at KAUST, and teaching experience.
Currently at KAUST, I work on adaptive inference: building a unified framework to fairly compare early-exit neural network routing strategies for varying downstream tasks. I also work on agentic AI safety, identifying alignment failures and unsafe behavior in LLM agents across three NSF REUs.
Beyond research, I taught College Algebra recitations, completed NSF mechatronics training at Michigan Tech, served as a CAHSI advocate, and led statewide student volunteer efforts in my home state of Texas.
At KAUST as a Visiting Student Researcher in the CyberSaR lab, working on comparative evaluations for adaptive inference/early-exit neural networks for varying downstream computer vision and NLP tasks.