About me
I’m Grant. I study biomedical engineering at Texas A&M, with a minor in computer science.
Most of my work has been around healthcare, sensing, and software. I spent summer 2026 with Medtronic’s AI Center of Excellence and previously took part in Palantir’s Winter Defense Tech Fellowship. At Texas A&M, I’ve worked on biosensing software, machine learning, and biosignal research.
Lately, I’ve been building Yolobeam and working on ECG digitization. I’m interested in how tools fit into people’s actual work, not just whether the technology works.
Outside of that, Fish Camp and Aggies for Limbs have been important parts of college for me. Some of my favorite memories are late nights studying with friends. I also play Magic: The Gathering.
This site is a place for my work, things I’m learning, and writing I want to keep.
Experience
Medtronic, AI Center of Excellence
I worked on healthcare software, data, and AI workflows.
Optical Bio-Sensing Laboratory, Texas A&M
I worked on biosensing software and research, including BLE data acquisition, replay, calibration, and export, using Rust/Tauri and React/TypeScript.
Palantir
I worked on product-safety data pipelines, analytics, and retrieval-assisted writing.
Advanced Vision and Learning Laboratory, Texas A&M
I worked on machine-learning research for anomaly detection.
Reddy Lab, Texas A&M School of Medicine
I did undergraduate research in biosignal analysis.