I am a fifth-year Mathematics PhD student at Duke University, graduating in May 2026. As a mathematical biologist, I am motivated to translate my skills in modeling and analysis into insights that advance human health. I am passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration and skilled in mechanistic modeling, with expertise in stochastic modeling, dynamical systems, and numerical simulations of complex biological processes. 

I am currently on the job market seeking postdoctoral or full-time opportunities after graduation, with particular interest in positions in the pharmaceutical/biotech industry or in academic settings that foster close collaborations in medicine. 

I grew up in Northern Virginia before moving to Raleigh, North Carolina in 2012. I completed my undergraduate studies at Wake Forest University, earning a B.S. in Applied Mathematics and a minor in Biology. In my free time, I enjoy playing ultimate frisbee, cooking, playing oboe and piano, and spending time with my family, friends and dog.