I am currently a fifth-year graduate student and Ross-Lynn fellow at Purdue University. My area of interest is, broadly speaking, analytic number theory and harmonic analysis. More specifically, I am interested in exponential sums relating to the primes, k-th powers, and k-free integers, and also in the application of analytic methods in function fields. I am currently advised by Trevor Wooley.

Before I came to Purdue, I completed my MS at Central Michigan University in 2022, advised by Dmitry Zakharov. The title of my master's thesis was Algorithms for Chip-Firing on Weighted Graphs.

I also co-organize the Directed Reading Program at Purdue with Shahbaz Khan.

Here is my CV.

Other stuff:

• 2019 Easter Egg Hunt!

• My dog, Hobbs 

The summit of Ben Nevis, after a very tough hike along the Càrn Mòr Dearg Arête!