About me

I’m a second-year PhD student at the University of Colorado Boulder in the Image and Video Computing Group, advised by Prof. Danna Gurari. My research focuses on vision-language models that capture hierarchical object compositions for visual grounding and accessibility. I also help organize the VizWiz Grand Challenge, an annual CVPR workshop advancing accessibility research in computer vision.

Before starting my PhD, I co-founded RoastPic with Prof. William Ristenpart, a platform that helps coffee companies such as Peet’s and Starbucks evaluate roast profiles through visual analysis. I also worked with Prof. Jiawei Zhang at UC Davis on vision-language modeling and video quality assessment.

Outside of research, I enjoy climbing, skiing, and specialty coffee (I’m a certified Q Arabica Grader). You can find some of my climbs on my Mountain Project page.


Publications and Technical Reports