I am a postdoctoral researcher with a passion for laser physics and applied optics. Currently, I am working with Professor Scott Diddams and his group (Frequency Combs & Quantum Metrology) to investigate the quantum noise properties of frequency combs. Previously, I was a part of the Application Team at IRsweep with the goal of expanding the applicability of quantum cascade laser frequency combs for industrial and scientific pursuits. For my doctoral studies, I spent many years at NIST helping to improve fiber frequency comb technology and to move laboratory advances into real-world settings. In particular I have helped develop dual frequency comb systems for atmospheric and industrial applications including sensing of greenhouse gases and pollutants from farms, in-situ sensing of pyrolysis emissions and liquid phase reaction monitoring. I value projects that combine intellectual curiosity with interdisciplinary impact.