Data Scientist · Statistical Modeling · Brain-Computer Interfaces

Building robust learning systems for EEG, time series, and distribution shift.

I am a Ph.D. Candidate at UMass Boston working with Prof. David Degras. My work combines statistical modeling, BCI methodology, and scientific software in R and Python.

R / Rcpp Python Statistical Learning EEG Signal Processing Domain Adaptation Drift Diagnostics Evaluation Rigor

Research

Shift-aware modeling

I study why EEG pipelines fail across sessions and how to diagnose, benchmark, and adapt them without hand-wavy heuristics.

Engineering

Scientific tooling

I build R and Python packages that make reproducible experimentation, feature extraction, and domain adaptation easier to run at scale.

Practice

Decision-ready outputs

I care about methods that are interpretable, benchmarkable, and usable in real analysis workflows rather than only looking good on paper.

Selected Work

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Projects

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Apr 01, 2026

Web App: MSDA-Bench

Application DeveloperAn interactive Streamlit dashboard for benchmarking multi-source domain adaptation strategies in cros...

Mar 20, 2026

Python Package: DA4BCI

Python Package DeveloperPython port of the DA4BCI R package — a unified framework for domain adaptation in EEG-based BCI w...

Mar 15, 2026

Desktop App: NeuroStream

Application DeveloperA real-time BCI motor imagery streaming application with four selectable pipelines (CSP, FBCSP, TS+LD...

Mar 06, 2026

R Package: BCIFeatR

R Package DeveloperA feature-engineering toolkit for EEG-based BCI pipelines with 9 extraction methods, Riemannian geometr...

Writing

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Contact

Interested in BCI, statistical modeling, or scientific software work?

I am looking for roles where rigorous modeling and production-quality research tooling both matter. The fastest way to reach me is email.