University of Maryland, College Park
Degrees. B.S. Computer Science and B.S. Applied Physics (dual degree). Minor in Quantum Science and Engineering. Accelerated B.S./M.S. in Computer Science (M.S. May 2029).
Honors. GPA 3.85; Dean’s List 2025, 2026
Curriculum vitae
I am open to PhD programs, research labs, and collaborations where careful implementation matters as much as the question. Current work spans neuroinformatics, underwater robotics, soft-robotics control, reinforcement learning, and education software.
I study how computation, physics, and biological data can explain learning and decision-making. Dual B.S. expected May 2028; accelerated M.S. in Computer Science expected May 2029; planning Ph.D. applications in neuroinformatics or computational science.

Degrees. B.S. Computer Science and B.S. Applied Physics (dual degree). Minor in Quantum Science and Engineering. Accelerated B.S./M.S. in Computer Science (M.S. May 2029).
Honors. GPA 3.85; Dean’s List 2025, 2026
Frischmann, J., et al. BlokusDuo deep reinforcement learning agents: architecture and experiments. PGSS Journal, 2024. Peer-reviewed; 20 pages. Main author.
Languages. Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, C++, C#, Rust, Swift, SQL, R, MATLAB
Research and ML. PyTorch, TensorFlow, RL (PPO/MCTS), statistical modeling, neuroinformatics preprocessing, ASR/NLP pipelines, OpenCV
Systems and robotics. ROS/ROS2, SolidWorks, NVIDIA Isaac Gym, RealityKit/SwiftUI
Software. React, Node.js, Supabase/Postgres, pnpm/Turborepo, GitHub Actions, Vercel, Railway
Quantum. Quantum Science and Engineering minor; quantum algorithm prototyping for genomics
Available upon request, including: Dr. Rachel Romeo (LEAD Lab, UMD); Dr. Yue (Luna) Zheng (Drexel); Dr. Neil Simonetti (PGSS/CMU); Mollie Kaufer (UMD).