Lead gameplay engineer on interactive VR/AR episode of What If...?. Implemented cross-platform gesture recognition system

Large scale projection mapping installation that simulated over 15,000 objects using Unity compute shaders and responded to audience interaction

Fullstack generalized notification system for communicating with users of Twitter's Ads Management tool.

Final Project for CS348C - Computer Graphics: Animation and Simulation. A simulation created in Houdini of ivy and moss growth which could be applied to any mod...

Prototype of an installation that used Unity, micro-controllers, the Pepper’s Ghost effect and laser-cut hardware to create prototypes of modular "virtual fish ...

VR mock-up of five potential extended reality installations meant to visualize how they could affect a space.

Models were created in Autodesk Maya, textures we...

Winner of 'Best Visuals' at the Stanford Games Showcase, a three-level puzzle platformer created in Unity/C# featuring custom shaders, animated 3D assets and pa...

Group Project for CS147: Intro to Human Computer Interaction Design. Fitness game that uses a Kinect v2 to track how well players perform an exercise routine. I...

6ft x 12ft oil painting that was displayed in a solo art exhibition at Stanford' s McMurtry Building.

Demo level of a puzzle game implemented in Unity.

Over 6ft tall electronic sculpture which responds to the audience's distance from the sculpture. Completed in collaboration with classmates for EE27N: Electroni...

Astronauts were created by modeling, rigging and then 3D printing an astronaut model in different poses. Brain was also initially 3D modeled and a laser cutter ...