I'm an electrical engineering student at the University of Virginia who likes building things that solve real problems — from scam-detection hardware to Fourier-based audio tools. I'm drawn to the overlap between signals, systems, and software and how those pieces fit together into something useful.
A real-time scam call detection system built for older adults. Our team built it into a full hardware-plus-software system around a Raspberry Pi, with live scam detection and family alerts. My main contribution was the secure dashboard that lets trusted family members remotely monitor device status, alerts, transcripts, and timestamps.
A Signals and Systems final project building a voice changer using Fourier series. The goal is to transform audio so it sounds robotic, deeper, higher-pitched, or otherwise altered by modifying its frequency content. I'll add a Jupyter notebook once it's complete so anyone can run it directly.
Working on a 2D platformer video game. More details to come.
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