I am an AI researcher at the University of Utah building the next frontier of autonomous systems: agents that don’t just reason, but act. Working under the supervision of Professor Kenneth Marino, my work sits at the intersection of robotics and advanced computer-use, engineering systems that mirror human cognitive efficiency. We are moving beyond rigid, single-task models to develop highly transferable agents capable of autonomously deducing, internalizing, and executing complex skills across entirely new domains. The goal isn’t just smarter AI; it’s infinitely scalable autonomy.
Previously, I conducted research at the Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Yankoski. I also completed my honors thesis at the INSITE Lab, advised by Professor Stacy Doore, where I studied semantic world modeling and vision-and-language navigation for assistive robotics.
Kahlert School of Computing
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Phone: 207-830-3901
