I enjoy writing code because it’s technical but also is an opportunity to be creative. I have written code both for research projects and recreationally.
Automated data extraction and summarization. During my internship at Relational AI, I developed a scalable summarization pipeline using Selenium, OCR, and Claude to extract insights from 2000+ ICLR and ICML 2025 papers and talks.
Math Problem Subject Classifier. I made this project as part of my research on using Large-Language Models to solve math problems in the summer of 2024. This code uses a small neural network to output the subject of a math problem when provided with the problem’s LaTeX code. When tested, this neural network had around an 85% accuracy.
And here’s a few of the fun games I wrote (in Python and JavaScript):
- 4×4 Sudoku Solver. This project was made in 9th grade. It generates all solutions to any 4×4 sudoku puzzle using a brute force approach.
- Launching Projectiles from Cliffs Solver. This project analyses the flight of an object when launched from a cliff. This project did a good chunk of my AP Physics 1 homework for me!
- 3-Dimensional Runner Game. I made this project in 2021.
- The 15 Puzzle. This game was also made in 2021. It’s based on Sam Loyd’s creation, also known as the 15 puzzle.