2025
Squidgets: Sketch-based Widget Design for Scene Manipulation
Honorable Mention Award, top 5%
Sketch-based widgets for authoring scene manipulation behavior directly in context.
I am completing my PhD in computer science at the University of Toronto, advised by Professor Karan Singh in the Dynamic Graphics Project lab. My research focuses on in-situ interaction and direct manipulation for creation, design exploration, and interactive graphics applications.
I have served as a course instructor at the University of Toronto and Georgia Tech, where I enjoy teaching and working with students. I care about story-driven lectures and dynamic visualizations that make complex ideas easier to see. I have also worked as a teaching assistant for over 20 semesters.
I completed my B.S. in Computer Science and M.S. in Computer Science (Computer Graphics) at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where I worked with Professor Greg Turk on 3D fabrication and Professor Jarek Rossignac on truss-lattice tetrahedral structures.
Outside of research and teaching, I enjoy serving my church, buying specialty coffee, and Olympic Weightlifting (snatch: 90kg, clean & jerk: 111kg).
2025
Honorable Mention Award, top 5%
Sketch-based widgets for authoring scene manipulation behavior directly in context.
2021
Interface layout optimization for faster, clearer control of deformable facial animation rigs.
Export the Georgia Tech academic calendar to ICS.