Physicist and quantum computing researcher at Argonne.
I am currently a Research Aide at Argonne National Laboratory, where I work on quantum error correction (QEC) research. I am also affiliated with the Center for Simulational Physics at the University of Georgia, where I defended my Ph.D. in physics in April 2026. Previously, I was a graduate research intern at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory from August 2024 to March 2025.
I am drawn to research problems where fundamental quantum dynamics meet the practical constraints of real quantum hardware. I enjoy working across theory, simulation, and implementation, especially when the goal is to understand how noise, memory, and architecture shape quantum technologies.
I am currently interested in postdoctoral, national-lab, and quantum-industry research roles related to quantum simulation, fault-tolerant quantum computing, distributed quantum systems, and quantum algorithms.
Personal Interests
Outside of research, I like roller skating and cooking.