Graduate Student @ ECE Department (2019). He received his B.S degree in Physics from the University of Pennsylvania. His interests lie in physics, math, electricalengineering, and computational science. He enjoys topics which mix these fields, in accordance to the Goldilocks principle. He is interested in using rigorous mathematics to model the physics of practical devices. Often the analytics can only go so far, so that is where computational techniques come in to help make progress. He is currently working on developing bounds on the observables and devices common in electromagnetism.