I'm a technical-minded problem solver with a wide variety of interests, and my educational background is in the computational sciences. I currently enjoy working as a Research Associate in a laboratory in the Psychology and Neuroscience department at Duke University, where we seek to better understand how individual differences in genetics and brain structure and function relate to differences in risk for mental illness and unhealthy aging. I hope to continue to develop and use my analytical skills to contribute to the advancement of science, particularly in the areas of neuroscience and genetics.