About Me
I am a first-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at UC Santa Cruz, advised by Prof. Chenguang Wang. My current research interests are agent safety and security and LLM evaluation, with the goal of understanding and improving the reliability of language models and the agents built around them.
Previously, I studied Computer Science at UC San Diego, advised by Prof. Jingbo Shang. I have also worked with Prof. Xia Hu and Prof. Thomas Plötz. My prior work spans LLM memorization and generalization, uncertainty-based model routing, and language-based synthetic data generation for wearable sensing.
News
- I started my Ph.D. at UC Santa Cruz, advised by Prof. Chenguang Wang.
- Evaluating Harmful Memorization in LLM Code Generation was accepted to Findings of EMNLP 2026.
Education
Ph.D. in Computer Science
M.S. in Computer Science (GPA: 4.0/4.0)
B.S. in Computer Engineering (GPA: 3.96/4.0)
B.S. in Physics, Minor in Applied Mathematics (GPA: 3.90/4.0)
Selected Publications
Honors & Awards
Selected Projects
Virtual Reality Gesture Gloves
Arduino-based multi-sensor glove for 3D gesture mapping and obstacle alerts.
- Designed and built an Arduino-based, multi-sensor glove that captures finger motions using rotary potentiometers.
- Implemented firmware to map continuous resistance changes to 3D hand gestures in virtual space.
- Integrated an ultrasonic distance sensor to provide real-world obstacle alerts for user safety.
Find Your Spot: A Bluetooth Low Energy-based Parking Navigation System
An intelligent parking deck navigation system using ultra-low-power sensors and cloud computation to improve parking-space utilization.
- Engineered an end-to-end parking navigation system utilizing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons.
- Leveraged RSSI values and path loss models to enable precise location detection and vehicle routing.
- Optimized parking space allocation with a custom server-side routing algorithm.