My path to computer graphics was through architecture design. The early career on architecture helped me build an artistic perception on light and materials. The way light brings space into view never ceases to spark thoughts and reflections in me.

I am currently first-year PhD student in University of Waterloo, advised by  Prof. Toshiya Hachisuka. Before my PhD, I was a master student of MSDA at Dartmouth College, where I was fortunate enough to work in the VCL lab under the guidance of  Prof. Wojciech Jarosz.

My interests includes art, architecture, games development, and math.

• PhD Student on Computer Graphics @ UWaterloo2026.9 - present
• Rendering R&D Intern @ D5 Render2025.12 - 2026.3; 2026.7 - 2026.8
  Develop volumetric rendering features and performance optimizations for real-time ray-tracing software D5 Lite.
• Research Assistant @ Dartmouth VCL Lab2025.3 - 2026.7
  Graphics reseach on new algorithms for apperance model and geometry
• Teaching Assistant @ Dartmouth CS Dept.2025.1 - 2025.12