Engineering student building software tools and data models that turn messy information into decisions.
I'm a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Data Science and AI at Rose-Hulman, and I'm writing a thesis in biomedical engineering. I have 4 years of multidisciplinary experience in engineering design, manufacturing, and technical sales.
Using machine learning on big data, applying AI to immunology, and integrating AI workflows in large-scale mechanical engineering operations.
Tested whether a new boron-based material for bone implants harms living cells, and first had to figure out why the test said even a known-safe material was harmful.
Undergraduate thesis research with Dr. Adel Alhalawani through Rose-Hulman's Rose Research Fellows program, accepted to the 2026 BMES Annual Meeting.
Read about the thesisBuilt an AI assistant that plans my day by fitting my to-do list into the free time around classes and other fixed commitments.
It decides what's urgent by comparing the work a task still needs with the free time left before it's due.
Read about the task plannerBuilding an AI system that reads new research papers and turns their unanswered questions into ideas for my next research project.
Still being built, and one of its ideas has already become a project I've started.
Read about OffshootContact: rohatga@rose-hulman.edu · GitHub · LinkedIn