Hi! I'm Adam, a PhD student in the Statistics Department at University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC). I hold a B.S. in Applied Mathematics (2023), and a M.S. in Statistics (2024), both earned at UCSC.

My research focus is the intersection of sports analytics, statistical modeling, and machine learning, with a focus on Bayesian inference. My current PhD Thesis topic is estimating team and player movement in Basketball to infer team and player strategy, using NBA player-tracking data.

I am taking a year-long leave of absence from Academia (As of December 2024) to join the Detroit Tigers' Baseball Operations Department! This opportunity allows me to explore the use of Statistics towards data-driven decision-making and advanced analytics in a professional baseball setting.

To see some of the work I've done in school so far, check out my Research and Projects page. My LinkedIn, Email and GitHub pages are linked below.