🎓 Ph.D. Candidate, Electrical Engineering @ Columbia University
🎙️ Speech • 🎧 Audio • 🤖 AI/ML/LLMs • 🧠 Brain–Computer Interfaces • 🧬 Health Sensing
I’m a 6th-year Ph.D. candidate in Electrical Engineering at Columbia University, advised by Prof. Nima Mesgarani. My research builds brain-controlled hearing systems that decode neural signals in real time to identify which talker a listener is focusing on — and selectively enhance that voice in noisy environments.
I bring end-to-end experience across experiment design, neural & audio data processing, and ML model development for real-time inference. My work bridges signal processing, auditory neuroscience, and machine learning, and I’m now exploring how foundation models and LLMs can augment human perception.
- ⚙️ Signal Processing: time-series analysis, multimodal sensor fusion
- 🔊 Speech & Audio ML: enhancement, extraction, noise-cancellation
- 🤖 AI & Data Science: PyTorch, Python, Transformers, LLMs, RAG
- 🧬 Health Sensing: physiological signals (EEG, iEEG, EoG)
- 🧠 Brain–Computer Interfaces (BCI): neural decoding, auditory attention tracking
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Meta Reality Labs – Research Intern (2025)
→ Built multimodal (audio + IMU + video) sensing pipelines for Ray-Ban AI Display Glasses -
Bose Corporation – Research Intern (2024)
→ Prototyped feed-forward noise-cancellation algorithms -
Columbia University – Ph.D. Researcher
→ Designed, trained, and deployed real-time brain–audio ML models enabling intelligent, adaptive hearing systems
Python · PyTorch · MATLAB · NumPy · SciPy · Transformers · Librosa · Torchaudio · ONNX
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