I’m a Yale University student and the co-founder of an app currently used by over 75% of Yale undergraduates. I am passionate about using my skills in human-centered design, data storytelling, and creative problem-solving to help future-focused organizations grow and, in doing so, improve the lives of others. In previous work experiences, I’ve intentionally sought out opportunities in diverse domains where I can use and grow my skills: working in politics and government on policy and communications teams, designing for a boutique civic-engagement consulting firm, interning in product marketing at Palo Alto Networks, and co-leading projects as a Health Facility Data Intern at the World Health Organization (WHO). Major projects include: - Co-conducting key informant interviews with over 20 international partners and writing and presenting one-pagers based on novel research at the WHO. Findings from these reports directly led to project policy decisions. 
- Developing a scraping system to compile data from hundreds of website pages and analyzing the data to produce actionable insights for Palo Alto Networks’ marketing team. 
- Designing Yale Menus, an app used by 5,500 students to find food that meets their dietary health needs and share qualitative and quantitative feedback with the university. Currently in negotiation for sale to the university. 
In my next role, I hope to contribute my skills as a creative problem-solver, connector, and communicator, and sharpen my skills as an analyst. Using my background on fast-paced teams and building strong connections with colleagues to best produce collaborative work, I would be able to contribute to a broad variety of projects with enthusiasm and drive. Outside of work you can find me figure skating, painting a phone case, or hiking with friends!