Rigorous by training.
Builder by instinct.
I hold a double major in Computer Science and Physics and a Master's degree in Physics — a background that trained me to model complex systems, reason carefully about tradeoffs, and stay skeptical of easy answers.
Today I build AI-powered applications: agentic systems, LLM integrations, and automation pipelines that solve real problems. My current work includes AI model evaluation at Mercor, where I write and assess physics-grounded prompts to improve reasoning capabilities in frontier models.
I'm drawn to roles where AI is a force multiplier — not a buzzword — and where careful engineering decisions compound over time.
AI & ML
Development
Tools & Infra
Selected work — built, shipped, and documented.
2023 – Present
Part-time / Contract
AI Model Evaluator
Mercor
Develop and assess physics-based prompts to evaluate reasoning quality in frontier language models. Work includes constructing adversarial test cases, scoring chain-of-thought responses against rubrics, and identifying systematic failure modes — contributing directly to RLHF data pipelines.
2022 – 2024
Full-time
Educational Technologist
Austin College — IT Department
Sole administrator for the college's Moodle LMS — responsible for platform maintenance, faculty training, and integrations with institutional systems. Also maintained 3D printer lab, provided tier-2 technical support, and documented institutional IT processes.
2019 – 2022
Academic
M.S. Physics
Graduate Studies
Advanced study in computational and theoretical physics. Developed strong foundations in mathematical modeling, simulation, data analysis, and technical writing. Thesis research required designing experiments, building analysis pipelines, and presenting results to mixed audiences.
04 / Contact
Let's build something worth building.
I'm actively looking for applied AI development roles where careful engineering and genuine curiosity matter. If that sounds like your team, I'd love to talk.
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