Wavefront is a visualizer for the execution of dataflow programs, allowing for a better debugging experience. It shows a cycle-by-cycle view of the dataflow graph, showing which instructions are firing, and where the tokens are flowing.

We created a low-cost, mobile air quality monitoring system to be mounted on Pittsburgh's bikeshare bicycles. We won first runner-up to the David Tuma Undergraduate Project Award, the ECE department's award for most outstanding laboratory project of the semester.

Loxtite is a toy scripting language based on Robert Nystrom's Lox language. I implemented a compiler for Loxtite using MLIR as an exercise to learn how compilers work, and to do research in domain-specific compilers.

For the 2025 iteration of Build18, CMU's hardware hackathan, my team designed and built a SUBLEQ (Subtract and Branch if Less than or Equal to Zero) processor on an FPGA.

As part of Prof. Bill Nace's open source tapeout course, I implemented a simplified air traffic controller (ATC) system on a chip. The chip was fabricated on a 130nm process through SkyWater Technology's open source PDK.