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California, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

• Conducted secondary analyses of TEACH4 surveillance data and co-led multiple NIH-funded studies ranging from gender incongruence and HIV prevalence within the San Francisco region, contributing to critical public.
• Identified and analyzed four key variables linked to variables of interest, synthesizing findings into impactful reports and presentations. Currently developing a first-author manuscript on healthcare experiences of.
• Leveraged statistical software (STATA, R, and Excel) to clean, manage, and analyze large datasets, ensuring meticulous data accuracy and integrity while delivering actionable insights for public health interventions.

• Spearheaded a high-impact, campus-wide Public Health Panel that connected over students with industry professionals, providing career mentorship and fostering a pathway for students into public health and research.
• Managed and supported cross-functional teams across multiple committees, overseeing project timelines, delegating tasks, and ensuring successful implementation of health initiatives with measurable outcomes.
• Conducted public health research workshops to guide students in developing publications, offering support to several student-led research publications, while building research skills within the organization.
• Partnered with other on-campus public health organizations to develop and distribute health information pamphlets, reaching Berkeley’s houseless community at People’s Park with resources on essential health services.

• Led a team in engaging in public health research and developing educational materials for Berkeley’s houseless population
• Collaborated with other public health organizations on campus to distribute pamphlets to Berkeley’s houseless population at People’s Park.

Berkeley, California, United States

• Collaborated and supported committee heads in developing and seeing out projects
• Held public health research workshops to support student publications
• Co-led a campus-wide public health panel connecting students to professionals and mentors with career support.

South San Francisco, California, United States

• Led a research project focused on phage therapies targeting cystic fibrosis patients, designing and testing phage interactions to address antibiotic-resistant infections. This projected advanced innovative approaches.
• Spearheaded the development of Matrix Omega, an innovative approach to analyze bacteria-phage interactions for phage engineering, contributing to therapeutic advancements.
• Developed hands-on expertise in essential lab techniques such as cell culture, media preparation, protocol development, aseptic procedures, and microorganism preservation, ensuring accuracy and reproducibility in all.
• Designed data models and visual schematics to effectively communicate complex phage research findings, tailoring insights for stakeholder meetings and to enhance research transparency and streamline communication.

Oakland, California, United States

• Successfully forecasted demand for products through effective customer segmentation. Optimized inventory management to ensure the stock of products purchased based on future product demand using market trends.
• Led several projects including analyzing customer feedback upon new product launches through sentiment and quantitative analysis. Improved campaign performance by 78% by measuring the efficacy of digital engagement.

• Maintained and redesigned the company social media and coordinated advertisement with local and national organizations and brands
• Created media plans that included marketing with TV/Internet
• Advertised company's product through social media websites

San Francisco Bay Area

• Work with the community to organize and lead the state-wide public policy and advocacy work on behalf of the seven separately incorporated Planned Parenthood affiliates in California
• Advocate for safe and legal access to Planned Parenthood services and for funding and laws that support affordable family planning and comprehensive reproductive and sexual health education
• Inform the community about reproductive healthcare, comprehensive reproductive and sexual health education, and the importance of protecting medical reproductive rights through grassroots advocacy

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Facilitated support groups to support minority youth and discuss personal experiences of systemic oppression and avenues of advocacy
• Gained phone banking skills, discussing policy issues with NorCal population and increasing voter turnout
• Provided training to other agencies and schools on sex education and stigma
• Building connections and engaging with highly respected speakers such as Edward Snowden, Kerry Washington, Anthony Romero, and Jeff Robinson

Palo Alto, California, United States

• Focused on measuring the allogeneic response of planarian cells in vivo and in vitro
• Identified self/non-self recognition of planarians cells. Focused on macrophage receptors and natural killer cell receptor recognition of human vs. bacterial cells
• Identified enrichment of C-type lectins in heterotypic chimera as a candidate for regulating self/non-self recognition in planarians. Completed probe synthesis for in-situ hybridization and identified gene expression.
• Reconstituted experiment in-vitro using dissociation, assay, RNA extraction, cDNA synthesis and quantitative PCR
• Learned qPCR and PCR amplification techniques and data analysis skills, concluding the down-regulation of C-lectins in sexually producing planarians and up-regulation within asexual planarians
• Gained experience with pipetting, chimera mechanisms, biochemistry theory and general wet lab techniques

San Francisco Bay Area

• Explored biochemistry research. Conducted personal research in regards to CRISPR and nanoparticle drug delivery using bacterium
• Theorize that by using the CRISPR process, it is possible to genetically alter materials such as algae or bacteria with porous silica cells to be coated with an antigen binding protein, thus creating an effective form.
• Theorized use of CRISPR to engineer low cost therapy in contrast to expensive nanoparticle materials/industrial chemicals
• Gained dry lab experience, research and analysis skills, and networking experience amongst Stanford Bioengineering Post-Docs and Professors

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Health; Minor In Data Science

Activities and Societies: Students vs. Pandemics, Blood Pressure Project, Berkeley B-Side, CRISPR Club, Habitat for Humanity

Computer Science

Computer Science for Pre Collegiate Scholars

Graduated Valedictorian (Class Of 400+ Students), 4.8 Gpa

Activities and Societies: STEM Club Founder, Debate Club President, Math Honor Society President, Next Generation Nations Upperclassmen.