Projects

An initiative I founded to transform technical talent in Ghana into ethical livelihoods. Sponsored by the Princeton Class of 1978 Foundation.

A multi-method option pricing library using eight independent methods — Black-Scholes, Heston, three binomial lattices, a Crank-Nicolson PDE solver and Monte-Carlo.

A Monte-Carlo lab for the P&L of a discretely rehedged option position, benchmarked against Derman & Kamal's "When You Cannot Hedge Continuously."

A CNN model that identifies an object's shape from its FMCW radar range-angle heatmap.

A matchmaking and community platform for Princeton's competitive gaming scene.

A Slack bot for workplace connection: teammates register their interests, the bot finds the closest match and then negotiates a meeting time against both Google Calendars.

A Flutter mobile app that uses an on-device ML model to identify dog breeds from your photos with top-3 confidence scores, fun facts, a prediction history, a dog-news feed, dark mode and social sharing.

A resource navigator helping immigrants, refugees and undocumented individuals access legal, healthcare, food and shelter resources.

A secure peer-to-peer parcel delivery platform connecting senders with trusted travelers who deliver packages along their routes.

An Android app that detects fraudulent credit-card transactions using machine learning, combining local on-device analysis with secure remote processing to deliver real-time fraud detection.

A fully autonomous vehicle that does high-speed line-following and real-time obstacle avoidance, built on a dual-microcontroller (PSoC 5LP + Arduino) architecture with a PD steering controller and three ultrasonic sensors.

My entry to a heads-up Texas Hold’em ACM poker bot competition.