Graduating from Cornell University with a double major in Animal Science and Communication, I became deeply interested in how information systems shape - and are shaped by - society. Fueled by this curiosity, I pursued a Master’s in Information Management & Systems, where I explored the intersection of technology, human behavior, and social impact. Through my academic and professional experiences, I’ve developed skillsets in Human-Computer Interaction and User Research, quantitative and qualitative research, product development and analytics.

With my medleyed background, I bring a mix of curiosity, creative and strategic thought, and empathy to my work. I’ve collaborated with companies to make sense of complex data through marketing analytics, as well as performed research with non-profits in developing open-source security apps toward more inclusive UI. At the core of my work is a drive to use research and technology to help industry and non-profits alike to expand their capacity for positive social impact.