About
I am a 5th-year PhD candidate in the Computer Science and Engineering department at the University of Michigan, advised by Dr. Anhong Guo (opens in new tab).
I design and develop human-AI systems to make interfaces more intelligent and accessible.
I address this challenge by creating AI-powered interaction proxies that translate or automate interactions on the user's behalf. This approach reduces the need for direct interface modifications and relaxes ability assumptions made on either side, ultimately making interfaces more accessible and adaptable to diverse user needs.
Education
University of Michigan
Ph.D. in Computer Science & Engineering
Advised by Dr. Anhong Guo (opens in new tab)
Texas A&M University
M.S. in Computer Science & Engineering
Advised by Dr. Jeeeun Kim (opens in new tab)
The Ohio State University
B.S. in Computer Science & Engineering
IEEE Undergraduate Chapter
Industry
Adobe
Research Intern
Summer 2026
SAIC Motor
Intern, Advanced Technology Department (ATD)
Sensor fusion for autonomous driving
Summer 2019
Publications
UIST 2023
BrushLens: Hardware Interaction Proxies for Accessible Touchscreen Interface Actuation
Other Projects
Reveille Racing · Texas A&M University Team
Indy Autonomous Challenge
Member of the vehicle control team. Placed 3rd in the 2021 Simulation Race.
TAMU Robomasters
Robomaster Robotics Competition
Advised the team on computer vision system design. 2020-2021.
For Fun
I enjoy playing the piano, cello, and badminton. I am certified in audio recording at Duderstadt Audio Studios (A, B, & C) (opens in new tab). Happy to help with your audio recording projects!