I am a versatile professional with a unique blend of expertise in biochemistry and philosophy, complemented by extensive experience in political operations, non-profit activism, and neuroscience research. With two bachelor's degrees, I bring a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving and project management.During my tenure as Director of Operations at New Prospects, a political canvassing company, I honed my leadership, strategic planning, and operational management skills. I successfully managed teams, coordinated large-scale campaigns, and developed efficient processes to maximize outreach and impact. This role not only strengthened my organizational and communication abilities but also deepened my understanding of political dynamics and voter engagement.In addition to my professional experience in political operations, I have a strong foundation in scientific research. Over the course of three years, I conducted neuroscience research focusing on autism-associated single nucleotide polymorphisms in bonobos and lethal mutations in nematodes. This work allowed me to gain valuable insights into experimental design, data analysis, and scientific writing and is published in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience.My philosophy degree specialized in neuroethics, non-Western philosophy, and phenomenology, enabling me to explore the ethical implications of neuroscience and diverse philosophical perspectives. I am passionate about leveraging my diverse skill set to contribute to meaningful projects that bridge the gap between science, philosophy, and practical application. I thrive in dynamic environments where critical thinking and adaptability are key, and I am eager to connect with professionals who share my enthusiasm for interdisciplinary collaboration in the Boston area.