I am a third-year PhD student in mathematics at UC Davis advised by Greg Kuperberg.  My research interests lie in algebraic combinatorics and combinatorial algebraic geometry. Keywords include: Lorentzian polynomials, Toric Varieties, Matroids, Lie groups/algebras, Ehrhart theory.

In June 2023, I graduated from the mathematics master's program at Stockholm University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) while fully supported by  Stockholm University's  International Student Scholarship. For my thesis, I worked on Symmetric Lorentzian Polynomials under the guidance of Petter Brändén.

In June 2021, I graduated from Kalamazoo College (MI) with a double bachelor's with honors in (1) mathematics and honors in (2) physics. I also (3) minored in philosophy.  I wrote an expository thesis on Mutually Unbiased Bases under the guidance of Michele Intermont.

As a graduate student, I contribute to the mathematics community through research and teaching assistantship. This Fall 2025, I am a supported as a teaching assistant for Calculus I (MAT 21A: E07) taught by Eric Babson. 

As an educator,  I uphold Federico Ardila's axioms of mathematics (paraphrased below).