I am a doctoral researcher at the UGA Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, where I specialize in ocean optics and satellite oceanography. My research focuses on leveraging machine learning and remote sensing to investigate ocean color, sea surface temperature, and salinity dynamics, with a particular emphasis on the Bay of Bengal. By integrating data from autonomous platforms like ARGO floats, I work to bridge the gap between physical and biological oceanography, specifically developing regional algorithms for total suspended solids. Currently, I am a contributor to the SeaHawk CubeSat project in collaboration with UNCW and NASA GSFC, utilizing advanced scientific computing and machine learning models to enhance global ocean monitoring.