I'm currently a graduate student in Applied Mathematics at Johns Hopkins University, where I'm very fortunate to be advised by Dr. Nandi Leslie and Dr. Holden Lee. My undergraduate degree was in Applied Mathematics and Neuroscience from Syracuse University.
My research interests lie at the intersection of applied probability, machine learning, and imaging science.
I also enjoy cybersecurity, in particular CTF competitions where I play for the Musketears (Top 40 in the US). I also worked on team 42-b3yond-6ug under Prof. Yinzhi Cao in DARPA's AIxCC competition, which was awarded $2 million in 2024.
Feel free to check out my blog or film/video portfolio for some other sides of me!
This project implements an elliptic curve field that closely resembles the secp256k1 Koblitz curve, known for its use in Bitcoin. It includes essential functionalities to operate over elliptic curve groups, such as point addition and multiplication, and offers visualization of the curve/field using Matplotlib.