Hobbies
Competitive, technical, and physical disciplines that shape how I work.
Outside the classroom and lab, I have spent years building robots, leading competitive teams, and training my body with the same long-horizon discipline I bring to engineering and research.
2014 - 2021
Robotics
FIRST robotics work spanning competitive programming, autonomous control, and reliable hardware integration.
Achievements
FIRST Tech Challenge - Qualified for States
FIRST Robotics Competition - Qualified for States
Breakdown
- Programmed FTC robot in Java using Android Studio and the official SDK.
- Built TeleOp and autonomous LinearOpMode routines.
- Integrated motors, servos, and sensors through REV Control and Expansion Hubs.
- Implemented closed-loop drivetrain and mechanism control using PIDF, feedforward, encoder feedback, and IMU feedback.
2019 - 2026
Esports
Competitive leadership across collegiate Overwatch and high-school League of Legends.
Achievements
First Place - Northeast Collegiate LAN Champion
Second Place - Spring 2024 Collegiate Runner-up
State Champion - MSAA Grand Finals Fall 2020
Second Place - MSAA Grand Finals Spring 2020 Runner-up
Top 16 - National Championship
Breakdown
- Division II Boston University Collegiate Overwatch Captain
- Top < 0.1% of players in North America
- Natick High School League of Legends Captain
2022 - Present
Strength Training
Four years of bodybuilding and lifting with a long-term focus on progressive training, consistency, and applied exercise science.
Achievements
Four years of consistent lifting
Personal trainer certification coursework
Breakdown
- Built a sustained bodybuilding and strength-training routine over four years.
- Completed personal trainer certification coursework.
- Approach training with the same feedback-loop mindset I use in engineering: measure, adapt, recover, and iterate.
2022 - Present
Running
Running has become a steady part of how I train endurance, focus, and mental resilience outside technical work.
Achievements
Consistent endurance training
Integrated running with strength-focused training
Breakdown
- Use running as a complement to strength training and high-cognitive-load work.
- Treat endurance work as another form of disciplined long-horizon progress.