Hi - I’m Richard, a PhD student at MIT studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS). My research interests span acoustic sensing, manufacturing processes, and audio machine learning. I attained my BS in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University, focused on signal processing, and completed my Master’s degree at Stanford University based in the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics with an emphasis on mechatronics and robot perception.
Prior to starting the PhD, I worked on R&D for an ultrasound startup and wrote firmware for immersive audio features at Tesla. I’ve also published work in physiological transformers for human-AI teams and auditory neuroscience.
In my free time I like to write, dream of art projects to build in makerspaces, and go to concerts.