My development journey began with building my first website as a freshman in high school. Since then, I've developed various personal projects and contributed to advanced Generative AI initiatives for companies like The Parker Avery Group.
I'm passionate about developing AI-driven software and committed to modern development best practices. With a strong interest in advanced analytics and statistics, I aim to create systems capable of making meaningful, data-driven decisions.
Outside the classroom, I stay active in campus life. As a Transfer2Tech Mentor, I help incoming transfer students transition to Georgia Tech. I'm also a Founding Father of the Beta-Kappa chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha, where I work to establish a culture of leadership, community, and personal growth.
When I'm not at my computer, I enjoy lifting weights, playing sports, listening to music, and spending time with friends and family.
Developed a BERT-based deep learning model to enable advanced patient similarity analysis.
Delivered actionable mortality insights to the medical team by performing delayed entry Kaplan–Meier survival modeling on commercial drug data.
Developing edge detection algorithms and an automated CI/CD test system for an autonomous driving vehicle with LiDAR.
Integrating interface software with ROS2 to enable seamless communication between the vehicle's software system and the robot's hardware.
Played a key role in advancing the firm's Generative AI initiatives, including developing a custom AI agent for text-to-SQL translation and data visualization.
Participated in biweekly sprint meetings, presenting development updates and collaborating on project milestones.
"Ben made a real impact during his time with us leveraging his computer science and AI background."
– Srihari Jaganathan, Director of Advanced Analytics at UCB
"Ben's dedication and innovative contributions have been invaluable to our team."
– Sam Iosevich, Chief Analytics Officer at The Parker Avery Group