Hi! I’m Jerick, a 5th year master’s student in Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University.

My research focuses on Multi-Agent LLM Systems and AI Safety. I’m currently working on my master’s thesis on deceptive behaviors in multi-agent LLM systems, co-advised by Vincent Conitzer from CMU and Zhijing Jin from the University of Toronto. I’m also working remotely as an external collaborator for the Jinesis Lab.

I’m passionate about teaching and have been a TA for 7 different courses at CMU, ranging from differential equations to graduate AI. You can learn more about my teaching philosophy and experience on my teaching page.

During my undergrad at CMU, I completed majors in both Computer Science and Mathematics, along with a minor in Computational Finance, graduating with University and College Honors.

I’m joining the Voleon Group as a Software Engineer in July 2026. I’m also currently open to lecturer positions over the summer relating to CS, ML, AI, or quantitative finance.

I’m also building Quant Engine, a structured learning platform for aspiring quant professionals. It offers a skill tree from calculus to frontier research, with AI tutoring at every level — designed to help you land your first quant role without the six-figure MFE commitment. Join the waitlist for early access to the free tier at launch.

Outside of research and teaching, I enjoy tricking, breakdancing, freediving, photography, and K-Pop dance.