With a background in data science, epidemiology, and national security research, I enjoy connecting with professionals who are driven by a mission to apply data for social and strategic impact. At Los Alamos National Laboratory, I develop machine learning models for infectious disease forecasting and climate applications, working alongside cross-functional teams to deliver real-world solutions. I am dedicated to fostering cross-functional collaboration and have co-led teams delivering data-driven insights to key stakeholders in national security and public health sectors. Whether discussing machine learning methods, national security challenges, or scientific mentorship, I’m always open to exchanging ideas with like-minded colleagues. Feel free to reach out if you’re interested in data science applications, cross-discipline collaboration, or sharing insights about using data to address critical global issues.