I am a research assistant at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, where I apply my data analysis skills and statistics knowledge to various public health projects. My current focus is on micro mobility and driver's licensing procedures across the 50 states. I graduated from The Johns Hopkins University with a degree in Public Health concentrated in statistics. I am passionate about cutting edge technology and data science, and I am eager to learn new tools and techniques to solve real-world problems and improve lives. I have also gained experience in managing and formatting datasets, performing statistical analysis, performing clinical lab tests, utilizing wet lab tools, and presenting findings to lab members and stakeholders. I value collaboration, innovation, and impact, and I strive to contribute to the advancement of public health research.