August 2026
Started my Ph.D
Began my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Vanderbilt University, advised by Professor Yu Huang!
Ph.D. Student at Vanderbilt University
I am currently a first-year Ph.D. student at Vanderbilt University, advised by Dr. Yu Huang.
Before beginning my Ph.D., I worked as a Software Engineer at Microsoft on the Azure SDN team, where I developed tools focused on improving developer productivity for on-call engineers. I received my Bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science and Psychology at Belmont University.
My research interests include AI-assisted programming, computing education, and the cognitive implications of AI use in software development.
Feel free to contact me for collaborations and academic/mentorship opportunities.
Current Interests:
Beyond the Prompt: How Novices Engage with AI During Code Summarization
Design of an Eye-Tracking Study Towards Assessing the Impact of Generative AI Use on Code Summarization
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP)
Provost Graduate Fellowship
College of Sciences & Mathematics Dean’s Research Award
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August 2026
Began my Ph.D. in Computer Science at Vanderbilt University, advised by Professor Yu Huang!
April 2026
Received the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Excited to continue my research with this support!
April 2026
“Beyond the Prompt” accepted to the International Conference on Software Engineering, Software Engineering Education Track and selected for Distinguished Paper Award.
May 2025
Presented a design paper at the ETRA workshop on eye tracking in programming in Tokyo, Japan.
May 2025
Received the College of Science & Mathematics Dean’s Research Award.
April 2024
First paper and introduction to large scale data-mining! “Chatting with AI” at Mining Software Repositories in Lisbon.