Hi there! I'm a legislative assistant passionate about AI policy, education advocacy, and workforce policy. I create policies balancing innovation with ethics, aiming to advance my career on Capitol Hill.Currently, I lead the "Foundational Policy Ideas to Support AI in Education" for the largest AI in Education initiative. Collaborating with Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI, I develop policy agendas addressing AI's legal and ethical implications in education, earning endorsements from over 50 top firms.I participate in a biweekly workforce roundtable to shape and advance AI workforce policy agendas of key stakeholders such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Business Round Table, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Accenture, JPMorgan, LinkedIn, and Workday.My expertise includes drafting legislative language, creating detailed policy materials, and developing advocacy strategies. I clarify complex issues through memos, one-pagers, and legislative trackers.As an invited podcast speaker and World Economic Forum author, I contribute to global discussions on AI, education, and workforce policy, sharing insights and addressing critical questions.Organized, detail-oriented, and proactive, I streamline processes with skills in Intranet Quorum (IQ), Microsoft Office Suite, Google Workspace, ChatGPT, and other Generative AI tools.My journey began as an intern for Congressman Dan Kildee, collaborating on legislative projects and managing constituent communications. I've also worked as a Political Law Paralegal at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, and as a Practice Assistant at Honigman LLP, honing skills in compliance, communication, and project management.With a foundation in political science and a commitment to learning, I'm dedicated to policies that bridge technology, education, and workforce development. I'm eager to bring my expertise to Capitol Hill and explore opportunities in policy and advocacy.