At Oregon State University, I specialize in coastal community resilience modeling, focusing on probabilistic methods to assess risks from hurricane surge, wave, earthquake and tsunami hazards. Previously, at Tohoku University / IRIDeS’ Tsunami Laboratory, I developed innovative approaches using Delft3D, Python, and numerical models to link paleotsunami deposits with their sources and understand long-term recovery post-tsunami. My co-founding role at BosaiBlue (www.bosaiblue.com) reflects my commitment to applying scientific insights for community safety and resilience. With extensive disaster risk management, GIS, and programming expertise, I have influenced critical decision-making processes, advanced risk assessment methods, and coordinated emergency strategies. My work has been recognized through scholarships and publications in leading journals.