Gabriel

Hey, My name is Gabriel!

A student, software developer, and data scientist

ME AT A GLANCE

  • School: University of California, Los Angeles
  • Disciplines: Cognitive Science Major, Data Science Engineering Minor
  • Year: Undergrad Junior
  • Hometown: Washington, D.C.
  • Hobbies: Travel, Board Games, Horror Movies, Video Games

I am a Washington D.C. native and am currently a 3rd year student at University of California, Los Angeles. I am currently pursuing a BS in Cognitive Science, with a concentration in computing, and a Data Science Engineering Minor. I love to work with databases and data pipelines, be it through writing database queries for a website's api, or through processing, cleaning, and analyzing databases to answer research questions and train AI models.

Outside of code, I love to spend my time playing board games with friends, watching horror movies, playing video games, and travelling!

Work Experience

Discover Beagle, Inc.

Backend Development Intern

June 2025 - September 2025

Bellevue, WA (Remote)

  • Proposed, researched, and implemented tools for multi-agent frameworks in an ai-native legal document review service
  • Introduced new functionality that allowed for the extraction, examination, and visualization of statistics about a corpus of documents through dynamic query crafting and metadata analysis.
  • Worked alongside team members to reduce latency and increase accuracy in agent responses

The Daily Bruin

Data Journalism Contributor

October 2024 - Present

Los Angeles, CA

  • Requested Data, made graphs using chart.js, and collaborated on large shared github repos
  • Used JavaScript and Chart.js to create interactive visualizations.
  • Used large-scale Github repositories to collaboratively manage article resources and do version control.

NASA Langley Research Center

Student Volunteer

June 2021 - August 2021

Hampton, VA

  • Worked as a Student Volunteer with a paired mentor, Senior Systems Engineer Dr. Bart Singer, at NASA Langley Research Center on a virtual basis.
  • Reviewed agency records using NASA-issued computer, identified reports to inform future missions, contacted authors for further information, coordinated with mentor, and presented information to review panel of more than 20 NASA employees