EECS @ UC Berkeley
Developer, dreamer, and doer. Turning caffeine into embedded systems, ML models, and the occasional flying robot.
View My Work →★ About Me
I'm Isaac — an EECS student at UC Berkeley who believes the best code is written with a cup of coffee and a healthy dose of curiosity.
From building autonomous drones with computer vision to predicting F1 podiums with machine learning, I love projects that sit at the intersection of software and the physical world.
When I'm not debugging segfaults or training models, you'll find me exploring Edge AI, contributing to Cal Sol (Berkeley's solar car team), or searching for the perfect boba spot.
ML model predicting Formula 1 podium finishes with 90.5% accuracy. Deployed as an interactive Streamlit web app.
Live Demo →Autonomous quadcopter with YOLOv8n object detection, GPS navigation, and custom PID control system.
View Project →Contributing to Berkeley's solar racing team — embedded systems for vehicle telemetry and real-time sensor processing.
Team Website →Computer architecture coursework — RISC-V assembly, CPU design, memory management, and parallel computing.
In Progress →Let's Connect