Hi, I'm
Electrical Engineering @ Harvard | Co-Founder @ Acaysia
Building adaptive control systems, simulation engines, and hardware that push boundaries.
I'm a student at Harvard University studying Electrical Engineering (B.S. expected 2029), with a background spanning adaptive ML control, embedded systems, computational fluid dynamics, and robotics.
As co-founder and technical lead at Acaysia, I build adaptive ML control algorithms for continuous-flow chemical reactors, digital-twin simulation frameworks, and hardware-in-the-loop control systems.
Previously, I led PiForce — a team that represented Greece at the Aramco F1 in Schools World Finals 2024, winning the Oracle Red Bull Racing Achievement Award. I've placed 3rd at EUCYS, 1st at Vodafone Generation Next, and received Gold at the FIRST Global Challenge.
GPU multiphysics simulation engine and MPPI-based control system for continuous-flow chemical reactors.
An OS where the graph is the computer. DAG-based execution, content-addressed caching, custom CUDA backend. 2.19x faster than PyTorch.
Led design of a miniature F1 car with Ansys CFD/FEA, custom CNC, and scientific simulator. World Finals 2024.
Emergency first-response UAV with medical instruments and real-time 5G doctor-patient communication.
Tactile 3D replicas of archaeological artifacts enabling cultural heritage access for the visually impaired.
Wearable assistive device with quantized ML object recognition running for a month on low power, helping visually impaired users navigate.
Research on hybrid solar-thermoelectric systems in marine environments. Published in EJMER 2025. 3rd at EUCYS.
Novel first response search and rescue system featuring a rectangular CanSat that lands and operates as an autonomous ground vehicle. Published in Journal of Student Research.
Jet engine prototype with on-board chemical hydrogen generation for clean propulsion.
European Journal of Mechanical Engineering Research, Vol 12, Issue 1, 2025
Journal of Student Research, Vol. 3, No 4, 2024
Featured Ansys case study on PiForce's use of Fluent and Mechanical
I'm always interested in collaborating on engineering and research projects.