I am a Machine Learning Scientist at the Vector Institute working on research in natural language processing and generative modeling. I also participate in research on numerical methods for liquid crystal modeling with the Scientific Computing Group at Tufts University.

I have previously served as a Visiting Scholar at Tufts University working on numerical methods for liquid crystal modeling and electron absorption in photovoltaic cells.

I received my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Tufts University in May, 2015. My advisors were Professors Scott P. MacLachlan and James H. Adler. My dissertation focuses on computational methods for liquid crystal simulations.

I earned my Master's degree in Mathematics from Boston College as well as an MBA. Additionally, I obtained my Bachelor's degree at Boston College with a double major in Mathematics and Computer Science.