I am currently a systems engineer at Boeing. Before this, I was a PhD student at Purdue, exploring several candidate materials to support the quantum spin liquid phase of matter, as well as electromagnetic properties of core/shell nanoparticle arrays made of novel ENZ and time-varying materials. I loved my time in West Lafayette, but I decided that I wanted to gain some industry experience before committing to a long-term academic program. I received my MS / BS in electrical and computer engineering at Johns Hopkins University. I performed research in the fields of nanotechnology for solar cells and machine learning for disease detection. Additionally, I ran on the varsity XC/track and field teams, winning several conference honors. I continually strive make a positive difference in the world through hard work, compassion, and enthusiasm.