My brothers and I founded Butterscotch Shenanigans, an independent video game studio. We got our start on mobile with the titles Quadropus Rampage and Flop Rocket, and found cross-platform success with the launch of our flagship game, Crashlands. We're a small startup so I do many things: business development, analytics, studio management, etc etc. Most of my technical work is in web tech and in building software for automating everyone else's work.

In the lab, I worked at the intersection of cell biology and computer vision in order to clarify open questions of cell-to-cell communication and cellular decision-making. This culminated in a successful dissertation defense.

Developed and implemented screen for drugs that ameliorate the effects of temperature-sensitive mutations in cohesin subunits.

Built a website and business plan for a new custom-PC company. Arranged legal and financial foundations of the business.

I was a teaching assistant in the Biological Sciences Collegiate Division for six different courses with five different professors. My duties ranged from taking notes during lecture and grading assignments to presenting lecture material, running labs, and holding review sessions.

Developed and implemented a screen for chemical inhibitors of the human gene ACC2 using humanized yeast models.

Roasted fresh coffee and ran the shop from open to close.