Selected academic writing and coursework projects from Chalmers and Waterloo.
- Course: TEK735/DIT735 - Digitalization and Sustainability
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Fall 2023
- Role: Individual essay
- Result: Examines how Life Cycle Assessment supports climate-impact decisions, where the method works well, and where it needs social and economic complements.
- Course: TEK735/DIT735 - Digitalization and Sustainability
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Fall 2023
- Role: Individual essay
- Result: Explores how natural-capital and ecosystem-service valuation can support climate mitigation, adaptation, policy design, and conservation incentives.
- Course: TEK735/DIT735 - Digitalization and Sustainability
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Fall 2023
- Role: Individual essay
- Result: Compares justice questions across AI in courts, cleaner cooking technologies, and electric mobility, with focus on tensions between ecological, social, and economic sustainability.
- Course: TDA518 - Professional Development and Technical Communication
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Spring 2024
- Role: Co-authored conference-format paper with Casper Christiansson and Rikard Roos
- Result: Compares Bloc, Riverpod, and GetX for Flutter state management through practical implementation and architectural analysis.
- Course: DAT410 - Design of AI Systems
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Spring 2025
- Role: Group project with Elvina Fahlgren
- Result: Built a GUS-inspired dialogue system with hierarchical frames, demons, and servants for weather, restaurant, and transit queries.
- Course: DAT410 - Design of AI Systems
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Spring 2025
- Role: Group project with Elvina Fahlgren
- Result: Fine-tuned BART with LoRA on 210k article descriptions and reached roughly 50% BLEU while reducing training cost.
- Course: TMS088 - Financial Time Series
- Institution: Chalmers University of Technology
- Term: Spring 2025
- Role: Group project; built the extrapolation pipeline and validation methodology
- Result: Developed a rolling-origin evaluation framework for commodity price forecasts using random walk, ARIMA, and GARCH models.
- Course: CS651 - Data-Intensive Distributed Analytics
- Institution: University of Waterloo
- Term: Fall 2024
- Role: Coursework project
- Result: Implemented Naive Bayes from scratch with Spark for 50k IMDb reviews and reached 85.1% accuracy with Laplace smoothing.
- Course: CS680 - Introduction to Machine Learning
- Institution: University of Waterloo
- Term: Fall 2024
- Role: Coursework report
- Result: Used autoencoders for unsupervised anomaly detection on 284k credit card transactions, compared performance against an SVM baseline, and used LIME for explainability.