I hold both a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and a Master’s degree in Artifical Intelligence & Machine Learning from the University of Minnesota. As part of my master’s program, I worked as a research assistant in a computational neuroscience lab, where I developed machine learning models that laid the groundwork for my thesis project.
Currently, I’m an AI Engineer at Thomson Reuters, where I build production-scale AI systems for legal research. My work focuses on architecting and operationalizing retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines, agentic AI systems, and multi-turn conversational experiences that deliver accurate, citation-backed legal answers across multiple jurisdictions. I also develop evaluation frameworks and observability tooling to continuously improve the quality, reliability, and performance of customer-facing AI products.
What sets me apart is my strong communication, leadership, and mentorship skills. During my internship at Trane Technologies, I had the opportunity to lead and mentor software engineering interns, strengthening my ability to guide teams and deliver results. I was also an active member of the Polaris Public Speaking Club, where I developed my presentation and communication skills. Today, I regularly present at Thomson Reuters, continuing to refine my ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly and effectively—an essential skill for collaborating across teams and leading AI initiatives.
Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently:
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Programming Languages: Python | C/C++ | SQL | C# | Javascript | Typescript | HTML | CSS
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Libraries: Pytorch | Numpy | Streamlit | OpenCV | LangGraph | Semantic Kernel | LangFuse | Otel | FastAPI
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Development Environment: Linux | Eclipse | VS | VS Code
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Agent Development: Claude Code | Github Copilot | Codex
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Platforms: Github | Azure | AWS | Braintrust |Snowflake | Databricks | DataRobot | Azure AI Foundry