Graduate Research Assistant
-
USU I am currently working as a Graduate Research Assistant at the
Singleton Transportation Lab at Utah State University. My research focuses on developing AI-powered tools in pedestrian and evacuation studies.
Developed core algorithms for a Traffic Guide Sign Design Software, enabling automated detection of required sign locations using interactive maps, guidelines, and manuals. Designed the system to generate production-ready outputs and support multi-language traffic signs, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Collaborated with developers to refine implementation, conducted rigorous testing, and validated results to enhance accuracy and usability.
Transport Modeler & Data Scientist -
IRIANA Worked on various projects involving transportation modeling, data analysis, and AI-driven solutions for urban mobility and infrastructure planning. Designed and implemented computational models to support decision-making in large-scale transportation projects.
Key Projects:
- Crowd Evacuation Modeling
- Transportation Master Plans
- Airport Design & Planning
- Freight Master Plans
- Traffic Impact Studies
Pedestrian Modeling Specialist & Transportation Researcher
-
IUST Worked on various projects related to pedestrian modeling, emergency evacuation, and transportation network resilience to support urban planning and mobility strategies.
Key Projects:
- Pedestrian simulation and modeling in urban environments
- Emergency evacuation studies for highways and tunnels
- Transportation network resilience analysis and optimization
- Traffic flow assessments and impact studies