University of Texas at Austin
B.S. Physics, B.S. Computer Science, Certificate in Quantum Information Science
Hello! I am a second-year student at the University of Texas at Austin. My interests are vast but deep! Currently, my interests are focused on conducting research in physics and the quantum information sciences. I've done a series of work and research in Quantum Computing and Quantum Optics and am highly motivated in the field of Quantum Information Science. However, I also dedicate a great deal of my time into conducting vehicle dynamics and engineering work, including structural design, as a dynamics member on UT Austin's FSAE team.
More →June 2026 - August 2026
Austin, TX
Quantum Optics Laboratory - J.J. Pickle Research Campus
Carried out various experiments, involving classical and quantum experiments using laser optics. Took a trip to the QuLL Lab in Albuequerque, NM to conduct even further experiments.
September 2025 – Present
Austin, TX
Longhorn Racing
Dynamics Suspension Member: worked on part design/analysis and suspension geometry/hardpoints.
January 2026 - May 2026
Austin, TX
University of Texas at Austin
Program focused on introductory topics in Quantum Information Science and Quantum Computing, including qubits, quantum key distribution, and etc.
Using a 780nm laser, waveplates, neutral density filters, polarizing beam splitters, and photon detectors, we were able to measure the effect of photon flux versus purely the number of photons on the fidelity of experiment.
Mechanical design of a pivoting component that transfers load and motion between a racecar's pushrod, shock, and other suspension components.
An optimized approach to Quantum State Tomography experiments: can allows researchers to reduce the number of measurements needed to reconstruct an unknown quantum state.
Optimized rear suspension hardpoints based on targeted kinematics such as roll-center migration, anti-squat, instant centers, and motion ratios.
Suspension sensor integration for data collection, testing, and tuning.
Reach me at cd39243@utexas.edu.
