PayGuard AI
Explainable fraud detection & uncertainty
Exploring a hybrid approach to fraud detection that combines rules, anomaly detection, and interpretable machine learning, with uncertainty-aware evaluation.
I’m a Computer Science honours graduate from Carleton University, with a background in software engineering and a curiosity for how intelligent systems work. I build automation, data tools, and AI applications. Right now, I’m especially interested in fintech: explainable fraud detection, financial decision support, and software that makes complex information useful.
SELECTED WORK / 04Explainable fraud detection & uncertainty
Exploring a hybrid approach to fraud detection that combines rules, anomaly detection, and interpretable machine learning, with uncertainty-aware evaluation.
A comparative study of flight-booking interfaces
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A mixed-methods evaluation of Eunoia
Comparing self-reported moods, automatic emotion detection, and a standard study timer to understand how emotional adaptivity affects attention, motivation, and user control.
Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)
Software Engineering streamMy studies combined software engineering, algorithms, databases, and distributed systems with calculus, linear algebra, and statistics. Team projects covered object-oriented development, testing, and real-time systems.
Degree awarded February 2026
IT Corporate & Support Intern, RPA
June–August 2024 · Dubai, UAEHave a role, project, or research opportunity in mind? I would be glad to hear from you.