I work in lab automation within the life sciences industry. My day-to-day is about how scientific instruments talk to each other and how the system tracks what every machine is doing. Before this I was in automotive, mostly on data movement between systems — so a lot of what I'm doing now is new territory.
I think a lot about how AI tools are reshaping software work. I'm experiencing that shift in my own job, and a good chunk of my thinking goes into how to actually use these tools well.
I'm also studying AI through Georgia Tech's OMSCS program. Going through a graduate program now feels different from my undergrad years — part of what I'm paying attention to is how education itself is changing along with everything else.
This blog is where I share those questions, thoughts, and experiences as they come up.
Background
- 2025
Software Engineer, Lab Automation
Orchestration services for scheduling and instrument coordination across automation equipment.
- 2024
M.S. Computer Science
AI and machine learning focus. In progress.
- 2021
Software Developer, Automotive
API integrations, data processing, and reconciliation across distributed systems.
B.S. Computer Science
Specialization in Information.