Alkera AI, Inc. (YC-S26)
Building reinforcement-learning infrastructure and evaluation systems for an LLM data agent.
Computer Science & Mathematics · Harvey Mudd College
I work at the intersection of computational physics, machine-learning interpretability, and molecular machine learning. My research pairs theory and simulation with careful research software to make complex scientific and learned systems easier to measure, test, and understand.

Building reinforcement-learning infrastructure and evaluation systems for an LLM data agent.
Developing Chem-ICL, an in-context learning pipeline for molecular-property prediction.
Using mean-field theory to study signal propagation, criticality, and trainable depth in random neural networks.
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Using unsupervised learning to identify latent structural populations in molecular-dynamics simulations of supercooled water.
Read moreTracing how reinforcement learning reshapes language-model representations with aligned sparse autoencoders.
An autonomous agent that combines NMR, IR, and mass-spectrometry models into ranked molecular structures with traceable evidence.
An in-context TabPFN pipeline that combines Ersilia model representations for molecular-property prediction without task-specific training.
A PyTorch Geometric port of ICEBERG’s MS/MS fragmentation pipeline across eight graph-neural-network families.
Relevant coursework: Statistical Mechanics, Probability, Statistics, Differential Equations, Graph Theory
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