• Key administrator of University of Michigan’s high-resolution clinical epilepsy database• Leading efforts to double number of database subjects; result will span > 60TB raw data and 100 patients total, likely enhancing both population-level inference and generalizability of patient subset trends• Implementing sophisticated automated data processing pipeline, ensuring quality and consistency of multi-modal metadata and raw EEG data - both within and across subjects

• Developed novel patient-specific biomarker of epilepsy to inform clinical outcomes by predicting adverse events (studies published in Scott et. al 2020, Scott et. al 2021)• Facilitated work with other researchers from the University of Michigan, the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard University; collaborations with an Australian group resulted in publication (Scott et. al 2021)• Successfully prototyped experimental recording and electrical intervention device designed to investigate closed-loop seizure control• Experienced with all aspects of obtaining high-quality in vivo neurophysiological data

• Created novel epidemiological model of asymptomatic zoonotic disease spread• Performed advanced statistical analyses of zoonotic disease transmission trends with multi-center and multimodal clinical data; prepared accompanying manuscript

• Led a team of 15 in the production and execution of over 200 concerts and events yearly attended by more than 15,000 total guests • Managed all ticketing and associated revenue, venue scheduling and maintenance, event staffing; point of contact for all rental clients, executed contracts and collected associated revenue• Streamlined numerous operating procedures, from asset scheduling to staff procedures; increased overall operating efficiency and performance resulting in more satisfied customers

• Performed and soloed as Principal Cellist alongside some of the most well-known and widely-respected conductors of the 20th and 21st centuries, including Pierre Boulez, Bernard Haitink, and Esa-Pekka Salonen