PhD candidate in Complex Systems at Toronto Metropolitan University (2026) with expertise in Python, PyTorch, TypeScript, and Julia. My work bridges AI research and software development, tackling everything from AI-driven security enhancements to pandemic trend analytics. A strategic thinker with technical mastery, I transform complex issues into clear, actionable solutions.
My passion for interdisciplinary problem-solving has led to exciting research in competitive reinforcement learning, network defense against adversarial AI, COVID-19 mobility patterns, and prediction market universality. With multiple peer-reviewed publications and recognition including NSERC grants totaling over $40,000, I bring both theoretical depth and practical implementation skills to complex challenges.