I'm a systems engineer at Waymo, working on sensing and perception in the San Francisco Bay Area. My work covers lidar hardware, firmware, and perception software: building test frameworks, running large test campaigns, and checking sensor data quality before a release ships.
A radar-only perception system that lets an indoor factory robot detect and avoid obstacles in real time, with no camera or lidar.
A bench-top rig that recreates atmospheric conditions indoors, so an optical link can be tested without waiting on the weather.
Eight autonomous floating robots that move in formation and run a synchronized light show.
A low-cost, open-source network analyzer that measures the resonant frequency of MEMS cantilevers for a lab-on-a-chip system, for about $15.
Waymo
Waymo
X, the moonshot factory
Harvey Mudd · ACE Lab (Prof. Spencer)
AllGreen Energy (Bengaluru)
Sea6 Energy (Bengaluru)
B.S. Engineering (Electrical & Robotics)
Explored the world
Cambridge AICE Diploma (A Levels)
If you're working on something in robotics, sensing, or hardware, I'd like to hear about it. Reach me on LinkedIn.