PhD Student · Georgia Tech
Building AI that
understands us
Researching generative models and AI networks for detecting, understanding, and analyzing profound autism at the VITAL Lab.
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A bit about me
I'm a fourth year ML PhD student at Georgia Tech in the VITAL Lab, advised by Hyeokhyen Kwon. My work sits at the intersection of generative modeling and healthcare AI — specifically developing systems that can detect, understand, and analyze profound autism.
Before Georgia Tech, I earned my Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Dhanbad. During undergrad, I had the chance to work on research problems across some incredible labs — from machine learning methods for sorting protein traces to building surrogate models for image processing.
Outside the lab, you'll find me running, on the badminton court, reading, or making noise on guitar and drums.
Journey
Where I've been
Apple
Intern
May 2026 — August 2026
Georgia Tech
PhD, Machine Learning
Fall 2022 — Present
IIT Dhanbad
B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering
2018 — 2022
MIT
Research Intern
2020 — 2022
University of Pennsylvania
Research Intern
2021 — 2022
Purdue University
Research Intern
2021 — 2022
Research
What I work on
Generative Models for Autism
Developing generative AI systems that can detect and analyze behavioral patterns in profound autism, creating tools that help clinicians and researchers better understand this condition.
AI-Driven Behavioral Analysis
Building neural network architectures that can process and interpret complex behavioral data, bridging the gap between raw observation and clinical insight.
Contact
Let's connect
I'm always happy to discuss research or grad school applications and life. Feel free to reach out.