About me

I earned my Ph.D. in Mathematics at the University of Michigan in 2025 studying black hole formation and mathematical physics. My advisor was Lydia Bieri. I’m currently looking for Data Science and Machine Learning roles.

Research interests:

• Mathematical general relativity (specifically singularity/trapped surface formation)
• Geometric analysis
• Partial differential equations (specifically hyperbolic systems)

I was the co-chair of the Midwest Research Experience for Graduates (MREG) 2023, a two-week summer program hosted at the University of Michigan for early-stage graduate students in pure & applied mathematics. We’re currently in the process of designing a more sustainable funding model for future MREGs!

During my Ph.D., I worked on data science, data analysis, and data visualization problems for local Michigan non-profits through the Ginsberg Center and CTAC.