About Me

I am a data scientist and engineer with a foundation in machine learning, focused on building systems that are reliable under real-world constraints. My research centers on safe reinforcement learning from limited or imperfect feedback. I am increasingly drawn to how computational accounts of cognition, particularly around cost, control, and conflict monitoring, can inform more principled approaches to AI safety.

Experience

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    Data Scientist

    PYGIO

    Working on end-to-end data solutions with a strong focus on data analysis, while also contributing to AI-driven projects where needed.
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    Graduate Student

    RAIL Lab

    Conducting research at the RAIL Lab (Wits University) focused on safe decision-making in AI agents, with an emphasis on offline RL and feedback-driven behavioral shaping.
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    Research Intern

    EPFL

    Selected to the highly competitive Summer@EPFL program (1.3% acceptance rate) and worked under the supervision of Prof. Mary-Anne Hartley at EPFL’s LiGHT Lab, exploring prognosis modeling for macroscopic HCC.