Ask my friends, and they’ll tell you about my capacity to freely conjure up insightful analogies and find words for seemingly ineffable tastes, aromas, and emotions. Finding the right words has always been my gift.

In 2015, I graduated from Stanford University with a joint degree in Philosophy & Religious Studies, with additional coursework in Earth Systems and Environmental Communication. I turned to studying psychology at Hunter College in New York City and am now conducting psychology research at Columbia University’s CyberPsych Lab while pursuing a PhD in clinical psychology. I currently teach sports psychology and mindfulness concepts to K-5 students as part of the New York Junior Tennis & Learning program in Brooklyn. I am also a private tutor specializing in SAT Reading & Writing.

In my personal life, I spend much of my free time collecting music, cooking, playing tennis, getting in cold water, and reading about philosophy, theology, and psychology.

At Quasar, I gained expertise in an emerging inter-blockchain communication technology. I wrote content that built Quasar’s reputation and equipped me to participate in live discussions with others in the DeFi community. My work focused on research, user education, and improving Quasar’s cross-team collaboration.

At Provenance, I conducted market research and applied what I learned from scholars and industry professionals to guide product and content strategy. My contributions as a content manager and writer helped establish Provenance’s brand and voice.

At Citizen, I was in a senior leadership role, drawing on fast-paced editorial decision-making, copywriting instincts, and careful fact-checking procedures to improve my team’s performance. I mentored others and led an effort to improve Citizen’s UX for more ethically responsible coverage of protests and facilitation of emergency services.