I'm currently involved in research on polymer synthesis in the Noonan group at Carnegie Mellon University. In the summer of 2017, I also conducted research with the Porco group at Boston University, during which I studied a novel synthesis of indoles with concurrent group migration (the poster can be found here).

I am completing a dual degree in computer science alongside my chemistry degree and have been a teaching assistant for 15-122, an introductory course at CMU, since the fall of 2019. The summer of 2020, I worked remotely as a software engineer intern at Network Medical Management, where I designed and developed a full-stack web application from scratch using Flask, SQLAlchemy, and JsRender.

I am also a Rewriting the Code fellow for the 2020–2021 year, and I was a Facebook Above and Beyond Computer Science (ABCS) fellow during the fall of 2020.

I've worked on many theatrical productions as a music director and/or pianist in both student-produced and professional capacities. At CMU, I am heavily involved in Scotch'n'Soda Theatre, notably music directing the 2019 Carnival production of MAMMA MIA!. I was also a resident artist pianist for the Pittsburgh Festival Opera in the summer of 2019, and most recently have worked as a rehearsal pianist for the CMU School of Music's productions of The Light in the Piazza and The Turn of the Screw.