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 a Lecturer in the School of Computing Instruction at the Georgia Institute of Technology where I am teaching undergraduate computer science courses.
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 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, trying specialty coffee, and training in Olympic Weightlifting (snatch: 90kg, clean & jerk: 111kg).
Publications
2021
Optimizing UI Layouts for Deformable Face-Rig Manipulation
Interface layout generation for in-situ facial animation rig controls.
Projects
2022
Exploring Cartoon Priors for Neural Radiance Fields
How cartoon priors can influence neural radiance field reconstruction.
Teaching
Fall 2026
CS 2110: Computer Organization & Programming
Fall 2025
CSC317: Computer Graphics
Fall 2024
CSC108: Introduction to Computer Programming
Summer 2024
CSC108: Introduction to Computer Programming
Winter 2024
CSC148: Introduction to Computer Science
Fall 2023
CSC108: Introduction to Computer Programming
Summer 2018
Formation
2019 - 2026
Ph.D in Computer Science
Thesis: In-situ Interactions for Direct Manipulation of Parameterized Scenes
2017 - 2018
M.S. in Computer Science
2012 - 2016
B.S. in Computer Science
Other
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