About Me

My Background

I’m a master’s student in computer science at Georgia Tech. I earned my bachelor’s degree in economics and statistics from the University of South Carolina Honors College, where I focused on economic research.

Over time, I became especially interested in the data side of things — the tools, techniques, and systems that make analysis possible — which led me to pursue graduate study in computer science to deepen my technical expertise.

I’m interested in using data to answer open-ended questions, explore patterns, and support better decision-making — whether in tech, research, or policy. I’m curious about economic systems and policy, and how data can help us understand and improve them. I work primarily with Python and R to analyze data, build models, and communicate insights clearly and effectively.

Outside of academics, I enjoy playing guitar (and trying to play a few other instruments), backpacking, and studying foreign languages. To date, I’ve traveled to 32 countries. I’ve learned Spanish and German, and I’m currently learning French.

This site highlights some of the projects I’ve worked on during grad school and beyond.

Technical Skills

Here is a summary of my technical skills:

Languages & Databases

Python
R
SQL

Frameworks & Libraries

Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn
PyTorch
Matplotlib, Seaborn
tidyverse

Tools & Platforms

Git & GitHub
Google Colab
Figma