I'm currently based out of Boulder, CO. I started out programming, took a detour to study chemistry and math, and did some biochemistry and bioinformatics research along the way. Right now I'm in a PhD program in computer science, working on algorithm development in genomics.

At Work

I'm a graduate student in Computer Science. Right now I'm at CU Boulder working in the DnA Lab.

In the lab, I'm spending time on:

• Bayesian Modeling to better understand patterns in genomic data
• Nascent sequencing data and algorithms with a focus on integrating disparate types of data
• Language Models and interpretability, as applied to sequencing data

My collaborative projects focus on:

• Deep Learning models for cell segmentation and classification
• Life on Other Planets and what we can learn from life on early earth

In the past, I've worked on:

• Pipeline Development for speeding up analysis of new sequencing datsets
• Knowledge Graphs and how they can be used with graph embedding algorithms
• Applied Probability looking at noise removal in biological data
• Live Cell Imaging in the context of mammalian cells and cancer
• Algorithm development for efficiently handling large amounts of sequencing data

At Home

In my free time, you can find me:

• Outside, running, hiking, and backpacking
• Tinkering with ham radio, either building antennas or up on mountains for Summits on the Air
• Experimenting with fermentation, pushing the boundaries of what I can feasibly produce in a home kitchen