A curious mind who loves exploring cities and studying them. My interest and passion for mobility and transportation planning stems from my passion for building a better future for the coming generations. It led me to work in the transportation planning field and further enroll in a master's degree specializing in Public Administration at the University of San Francisco.At Caltrans, I work on Intercity Rail and serve as the primary point of contact for the Capitol Corridor passenger train line. I work on train schedule modelling, ridership analysis, on-time performance monitoring & policy advising while also providing budget analysis and file management.My prior experience includes four years of working operations and logistics for a shipping-based company before working one year as a consultant for the Malloy Consulting Group where I led design thinking projects to further the goals of startup companies and nonprofit organizations.I consider myself equally well-versed with quantitative and qualitative analysis systems while my enthusiastic and sociable nature make me a strong communicator for retrieving or presenting information. My planning skill set includes knowledge on land use and transit integration, digital organization, and an expert ability to use data analysis software, in particular excel.Something about me: I love playing soccer almost as much as I love trivia nights, I am deeply invested in the world of esports and I am shaped by the alternative rock music of the early 2000s.