Oct 2025 — Present
Business Analyst
Washington, DC
Designing and deploying agentic AI systems for industry-leading enterprises, driving transformation from pilot to production at scale
I’m a learner, designer, developer, thinker, builder, traveler, & dreamer.
My academic passion lies at the crossroads between the power of big data and the ingenuity of the human mind. I believe that building technology that augments the way we think and learn is paramount within an increasingly digital world.
I’m currently a Business Analyst at McKinsey & Company, in Washington, DC. In my free time, I love to cook, write, exercise, travel, play piano, and learn languages.
It’s a pleasure to meet you!
Oct 2025 — Present
Washington, DC
Designing and deploying agentic AI systems for industry-leading enterprises, driving transformation from pilot to production at scale
Nov 2022 — Aug 2025
Center for Digital Humanities, University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Led two of the lab’s 10+ research projects, focusing on end-to-end, immersive human-computer interaction
Co-developed Hello Black World, a 3D contemporary re-imagining of W.E.B. Du Bois’ “American Negro” exhibit (1900 Exposition Universelle) in partnership with Howard University
May 2024 — Apr 2025
Associated Students of the University of Arizona
Represented the 8000+ students of the College of Science, advocating for student safety and wellness initiatives
Authored and advanced key legislation protecting students’ civil and constitutional rights on campus
May — Aug 2024
Scottsdale, AZ
Developed value proposition and investor material for a new product venture to support a $5M seed round
Led a team of ten overseas developers and data analysts, learning key product management skills
Dec 2023 — Jan 2024
Increased lead generation by 10x through the redesign of ForeOptics’ web presence and brand identity
Designed and developed investor decks, proposal templates, white papers, and key marketing materials
Jan — May 2024
Cognitive Neuroscience of Language Lab, University of Arizona
Studied the use of behavioral, electrophysiological (EEG), and imaging (fMRI) methods to examine the cognitive processes and the neural basis of meaning and language in context
Mar 2023 — Aug 2025
Lead developer, author, & UI/UX designer
Designed and developed a web-text highlighting seven bespoke, immersive, and interactive data visualizations in the style of W.E.B. Du Bois’s work. Conducted at the University of Arizona’s Center for Digital Humanities in partnership with Howard University
Published in Kairos (Fall 2025), and won the Michelle Kendrick Award for Outstanding Digital Production/Scholarship at Computers & Writing 2026
kairos.technorhetoric.net“It’s the kind of work that exemplifies the spirit of the Kendrick award and also shows what digital scholarship can accomplish now and into the future.”
Jul 2023 — Present
Creator, designer, developer
Designed and developed a web app that visualizes a Spotify user’s most-listened songs as an interactive mixtape within a retro aesthetic. Used Spotify’s Web API and recommendations engine to visualize listener data and recommend new songs based on a user’s recent music taste
Leveraged iterative design and creative data visualization techniques to deliver a cohesive user interface and intuitive user experience
Aug 2025
Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy, 30.1
This piece showcases an exhibit from Howard University that compares data from W.E.B. Du Bois’s 1900 exhibit “The Exposition des Negres d’Amérique” to current data on aspects of Black life, such as income, education, criminal justice, housing, health, and environmental justice
Jul 2025
Honors Thesis, The University of Arizona
My Honors Thesis explores the pioneering work of W.E.B. Du Bois in the field of data visualization. I argue that just as Du Bois’ distinctive visual grammar revolutionized data-driven storytelling, so too does the advent of immersive data visualization present a new frontier of pedagogy and an opportunity to augment the way we teach the humanities
Aug 2021 — May 2025
B.S., Information Science (emphasis in data science); Neuroscience & Cognitive Science
Cumulative GPA: 3.979; Summa Cum Laude; Phi Beta Kappa; Dean’s List with Distinction; National Merit Scholar
Coursework: Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks, Data Analysis, Informatics, Marketing, Economics
Jan 2016 — May 2017
MicroMasters Program in Supply Chain Management
Completed five graduate-level courses on end-to-end supply chain design, analysis, and management
Recognized for being the youngest student (aged 14) to complete curriculum and pass the capstone exam at MIT
Programming
APIs & Backend
Learning
Tools
Languages
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