Research

My research focuses on developing high-performance systems and ML/DL solutions that tackle real-world challenges across sustainable agriculture and humanitarian applications. I work at the intersection of distributed systems engineering, computer vision, and remote sensing to build practical tools that deliver impact.


Current Work

Geospatial Processing Systems & Food Security - I’m working with NASA Harvest on developing large-scale geospatial processing systems for agricultural monitoring and crop yield estimation. This includes operational deployment of the VERCYE crop estimation library and building infrastructure that enables timely predictions in rapid response situations using satellite imagery and remote sensing data.


Previous Work

Wildlife Conservation Technology - As a technical advisor for Interspecies Money (Now Tehanu), I contributed to developing computer vision systems for wildlife monitoring and conservation. Previously I worked with ConservationXLabs on wildlife re-identification systems.

Humanitarian Tech & Search and Rescue - Collaborating with Searchwing on developing long-distance drones equipped with efficient tiny object detection capabilities for NGOs conducting maritime search and rescue missions.

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Research Interests

My work spans both engineering robust systems and developing ML solutions:

Systems & Architecture:

Machine Learning & Computer Vision:

Impact Areas:

I’m particularly interested in co-creating solutions with impacted communities and contributing to Open Science, good Science Communication, and ensuring global access to technological innovation.