I'm a Dartmouth Scholar and MS student in Health Data Science at Dartmouth College, where I work as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Guha Lab, developing advanced statistical and computational methods for causal inference, integrative analysis, and modeling of high-dimensional biomedical data.
My research centers on using computational causal inference for health services, policy, and equity. I am preparing for a PhD to develop the methods and software needed to turn observational data into reliable evidence, and to apply them to how coverage, workforce, and algorithmic decisions shape who receives care, and who is left behind.
Before graduate school, I spent five years in the FDA-regulated biopharmaceutical industry: process development at Oncorus, manufacturing operations at Moderna, and systems and software engineering at Bristol Myers Squibb. I hold a background in chemical engineering and founded Datageek Designs LLC.
Outside of research, I spend most of my free time reading or working out.