Bio

Incoming M.S. student in Electrical Engineering at Stanford, focusing on robotics and control. I completed a B.S. in Physics and Economics at The Ohio State University, where I served as Deputy Project Manager for the NASA Student Launch Initiative, leading systems integration and testing for a team that consistently ranked in the top 20 of 80+ universities nationally. I'm currently building foundational skills in kinematics, control systems, and embedded robotics ahead of starting my program this fall.

Education & Certifications

  • B.S., The Ohio State University, Physics and Economics (2026)

Personal Interests

Robotics, Control Systems, Manipulation, Embedded Systems, Autonomous Systems, Reinforcement Learning, Human-Robot Interaction

Contact

  • Academic
    odyssey@stanford.edu
    University - Student Department: Electrical Engineering Position: Graduate

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Current Research and Scholarly Interests

I'm broadly interested in robotics and control systems, with a particular focus on manipulation, embedded autonomy, and the intersection of learning-based methods and classical control for robots operating in real-world, uncertain environments. My background in physics gives me a strong foundation in the underlying mathematics and dynamics, and my systems-leadership experience on a national engineering competition team shaped my interest in how complex robotic systems are integrated and tested end-to-end. I'm early in building hands-on research experience and am currently exploring these ideas through independent projects in kinematics and control.