I'm a current Graduate Research Assistant at Texas A&M University and my research explores digital twins and procedural modeling, leveraging parametric systems, real-time simulations, and automation to create dynamic, evolving environments. As part of the Digital Twin Lab (TAU Group), I have worked on scientific visualization, real-time digital twins for manufacturing and robotics, and AI-driven simulation tools, projects that merge data, automation, and human factors into intelligent design solutions.
With a background in architecture, computational design, and digital twins, I work at the intersection of design automation, data-driven aesthetics, and algorithmic problem solving. I like to develop adaptable design systems, translating complex datasets into generative frameworks, and bridging engineering constraints with human centered form-making.