About Me
I earned my Master’s degree in Computer Science from the Courant Institute, New York University, working as a research assistant under Professor Daniele Panozzo at the Geometric Computing Lab. My research focused on collision detection, physical simulation, and parallel computing.
Interests
- World Models
- Physical Simulation
Education
- MSc in Computer Science, 2023New York University
- BCom in Math, Finance & CS minor, 2017McGill University
Experience
Vice President, Quantitative Development
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Associate, Quantitative Development
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Quantitative Developer
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Research Assistant
Geometric Computing Lab
Research
We introduce a large-scale benchmark for broad- and narrow-phase continuous collision detection (CCD) over linearized trajectories with exact time of impacts and use it to evaluate the accuracy, correctness, and efficiency of 13 state-of-the-art CCD algorithms.
Projects
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A visual comparison between Dual Quaternion Skinning and the paper’s approach illustrating how the paper’s technique avoids artifacts.
A visual diagram of a hand able to curl its fingers naturally