Summer 2026 New York, NY

Quant Trading Intern

Tower Research Capital

Upcoming.

Sep 2025 – Present Cambridge, MA

Research Intern

Harvard Medical School (Rajpurkar Lab)

First author on "Do Mixed-Vendor Multi-Agent LLMs Improve Clinical Diagnosis?", accepted as an oral presentation at the EACL 2026 HeaLing Workshop.

Designed mixed-vendor systems combining o4-mini, Gemini, and Claude to mitigate correlated failure modes in medical reasoning. Achieved state-of-the-art accuracy on RareBench and DiagnosisArena by pooling complementary model inductive biases.

I'm now designing and evaluating multi-agent frameworks to improve how AI agents handle dynamic, temporally evolving clinical scenarios — where frontier models diagnose well but fail at treatment execution and timely decision-making.

Huge thanks to my professor Pranav Rajpurkar, my mentor Xiaoman, and all the other amazing lab members who helped me along the way!

May – Aug 2025 Redmond, WA

AI/ML Intern

Microsoft

Developed a multilingual multiclass embedding-based classifier with dynamic k-means clustering, improving recall by 20% and F1 by 13% compared to the existing English-only baseline model.

Built a diagnostic AI agent that aggregates daily error logs, performs automated root-cause analysis, and delivers concise reports to the AI Agent team.

Beyond the work, I'm grateful for a wonderful team and the amazing intern friends I made along the way. We road-tripped to Olympic National Park and Mount Rainier, and I ate my way through Seattle's food scene. 10/10 summer.

Feb – May 2025 Cambridge, MA

Research Intern

IBM Research & MIT CSAIL (Torralba Lab)

Collaborated with IBM researchers under Prof. Antonio Torralba's supervision to investigate the internal mechanisms of LLMs. Visualized and analyzed internal representations to elucidate how model components interact to produce specific outputs.

Sep 2024 – May 2025 Cambridge, MA

SERC Research Scholar

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing

Led research on social bias in LLM-driven tabular classification, targeting high-stakes sectors such as finance, healthcare, and hiring. Analyzed how stereotypes and demographic attributes influence classification outcomes in models like Llama and DeepSeek.

Feb 2024 – Dec 2025 Cambridge, MA

Lab Assistant & Grader

MIT

Assisted in MIT courses including Theory of Computation (Grader), Introduction to Machine Learning (LA), Introduction to Algorithms (Grader), and Fundamentals of Programming (LA), guiding students through assignments and labs.