Graduate Research Assistant at the Center for High Technology Materials (CHTM), University of New Mexico, in Prof. Marek Osinski's group. I work on the NSF NQVL QCAP project — electrically driven semiconductor quantum-dot single-photon sources, aimed at room-temperature operation with in-plane SiN waveguide coupling. Co-advised on continuous-variable photonic quantum error correction by Prof. Olivier Pfister at the University of Virginia.
Finishing a combined BS/MS at UNM — Computer Engineering and Astrophysics, then an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a quantum information concentration — and continuing into a PhD in the same group.
BS in Computer Engineering and Astrophysics, 2025, MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering in Quantum Information Science, 2026 continuing with a PhD in ECE with a QIS concentration.
Research code here: photonic mesh simulation, single-photon-source device modelling, and FPGA instrumentation for single-photon detector readout.
Everything else is personal engineering and older learning projects, kept public and described plainly rather than curated away.
