Instructor

What if the next healthcare breakthrough isn't a new treatment, but a smarter algorithm, a more intuitive medical device, or a better-engineered solution? I am an Electrical Engineering and Computer Science student at Rutgers University, passionate about designing technologies that bridge engineering and healthcare. Working in a free medical clinic showed me the human side of healthcare, while my experiences in research and engineering showed me how technology can help address its challenges.

I am especially interested in healthcare technology, artificial intelligence, medical devices, and robotics. Over the past few years, I've had the opportunity to develop machine learning models through the Break Through Tech AI & Machine Learning Fellowship, build a maternal health monitoring platform during a healthcare hackathon, contribute to the Rutgers Helping Autonomic Robotic Technology (RU HART) initiative, and conduct award-winning plant science research. I enjoy taking ideas from concept to implementation and collaborating with others to create technology that has a meaningful real-world impact.

I am always excited to connect with engineers, researchers, clinicians, and innovators who are passionate about advancing healthcare through technology. If you're working on AI, medical devices, digital health, or interdisciplinary engineering projects, I'd love to connect, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities to learn and build together.