About Me
I am a Data Science graduate student at the University of California, San Diego, with a top-ranking Bachelor's in Computer Science. My professional experience bridges advanced academic research with practical, high-impact industry applications.
At Simpl, I analyzed a $7B portfolio to enhance partial payment conversions and built clustering models to boost fraud detection precision by 6%. During my internship at IBM Research, I developed an LLM-based log classification pipeline that improved accuracy by 15% over fine-tuned BERT models and created data validation tools to detect synthetic data drift.
I thrive on solving complex problems, whether it's modeling climate risk for the Fiji Development Bank or developing novel architectures for unsupervised person re-identification. I am proficient in Python, SQL, and a wide array of data science and MLOps tools, and I am always eager to learn and apply new technologies to drive meaningful results.
Resume
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Unsupervised Person Re-Identification
Built pairwise semantic similarity scoring and non-parametric GCN to improve unsupervised person re-identification.
Climate Risk Modeling for Fiji Dev. Bank
Modeled climate events as shock variables in a Monte Carlo simulation to forecast loan portfolio risk under lean-data conditions.
Covid Time Series Analysis
Analyzed COVID-19 death data and visualized seasonality trends using Python time-series methods.
Publications
Comparative Analysis and Fine-Tuning of Deep Learning Architectures for Unsupervised Person Re-Identification
Quantum Computing: Comparing Standard Algorithm Performance, Applications and Relevance of Digital Twins in Healthcare
First Author | ICTIS 2025 (Springer LNNS)
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