I am a Bioinformatics Fellow at ORAU, where I use my chemistry and parallel processing skills to analyze large-scale genomic data and develop innovative solutions for biomedical research. I have contributed to multiple projects that involve data mining, machine learning, and statistical modeling, delivering high-quality results and insights.I hold a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from the University of North Georgia, where I received two honorable mentions from the Graduate Research Fellowship Program and a startup allocation from the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment. I also obtained a Master's degree in Chemistry from Clemson University, where I taught as a Graduate Teaching Assistant. I am committed to efficient and reproducible project design, and I thrive in both individual and team environments. My goal is to create solutions that address real-world problems and advance scientific knowledge.