- Lead, implement, and execute seven experiments using qualitative and quantitative methods. Examples of methods include A/B testing, eye-tracking, surveys, and interviews. - Wrote 5 articles at prominent scientific journals. - Independently recruit, schedule, and conduct 600+ sessions with both adults and children ages 12 months to 4-year-olds. - Write custom R code to analyze data to identify factors that enhance language learning in children and adults. - Mentor and manage 4 students in their independent research projects, and 5 students in statistics. - Received over $100,000 in research funding, including a fellowship from the National Science Foundation.

Interned with Cerebra within Google Research. Mentors: Winnie Street and Oliver Siy.- Created an original literature review relevant to the team’s interests, collating 100+ academic studies from psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and computer science. Recruited expert opinions (both internal and external) to provide feedback. - Conducted multi-method analyses (survey and interview analyses) to answer foundational research questions about the role of explanations in social interactions. This includes designing a coding scheme from the literature review, analyzing 14,000 survey responses from Qualtrics using R and Python, and creating and conducting 6 online moderated user interviews (UserTesting). - Presented original work 4x to cross-functional audiences (20+ attendees per event).

- Created an original financial report analyzing product sales patterns for 10 years (20k consumers) to provide data-driven insights by leading a cross-functional team of engineers, designers, and market researchers. - Designed custom R code to analyze longitudinal data of sales. Documented this code for future use. - Presented results of this report to relevant stakeholders: board of directors and investors (Francisco Partners).

- Led an international team of researchers to investigate how executive function and vocabulary are related during development. - Cleaned and maintained a large longitudinal data set that followed 100 children from 6 months to 5 years of age. - Created custom R code to implement power analyses, mixed-effects models, and growth curve models. - Results of this experiment published in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology.