I'm a doctoral student at Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing where I'm working on my PhDin Human-Centered Computing, advised by Dr. Beth Mynatt and Dr. Sonia Chernova. My research interests are grounded in human-AI interaction and explainable AI, primarily investigating the design and evaluation of AI explanations for agents in the home for everyday tasks, with a focus on human-centered explainable AI. My research has been published in various HCI venues such as CHI, CSCW, ASSETS, and others. I graduated from the MS-HCI program at Georgia Tech in May 2021. During my time as a masters student, I was a part of the Everyday Computing Lab where I studied the use of conversational assistants by older adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and their carepartners for medication management.