I am currently pursuing an M.S. in Aeronautics & Astronautics at Stanford University (2025–2027), where my work focuses on autonomous systems at the intersection of perception, decision-making, and learning.

At Stanford, I am a Research Assistant in Prof. Xiaojie Qiu’s lab, contributing to Pantheon-CLI, an open-source, LLM-powered agent framework for scientific analysis at the Stanford School of Medicine. My research centers on multi-omics workflows and agent-based methods for autonomous gene panel design. I am currently fine-tuning and continually pretraining Qwen3 LLMs to power Pantheon’s self-evolving agent backbone, leveraging reinforcement learning from verifiable rewards (RLVR) and tool-augmented inference to build domain-adaptive, evolvable agents for autonomous genomic reasoning.

I also conduct research in the Multi-Robot Systems Lab with Prof. Mac Schwager, where I work on instruction-conditioned drone navigation, combining language-based goal inference with autonomous control. In parallel, I develop structure-from-motion pipelines for 3D reconstruction using drone-based photogrammetry.

Prior to Stanford, I completed the Cycle Ingénieur Polytechnicien (Master’s-level degree) at École Polytechnique (France), with a minor in Entrepreneurship, focusing on control, optimization, statistics, and computational methods.

Outside of research, I enjoy sports—particularly strength training—and previously practiced track and handball. I highly value time spent with family, friends, and community service initiatives, which play an important role in my personal and professional life.