I am a Quantum Computing and Software Engineering Researcher at Iowa State University, where I collaborate with multiple cutting-edge projects in quantum chemistry and quantum programming language designs. I have a bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Truman State University, where I won multiple awards in collegiate math competitions. My core competencies include category theory, functional programming, and quantum computing and information.In my current role, I apply novel and efficient approaches to functional programming language and compilers design that help communicate quantum information in many-body chemical quantum systems. I also use mathematical methodologies such as category theory and group theory to model and analyze quantum phenomena. One of the application goals is to integrate the programming languages and compilers into software engineering and testing principles to practically help solve quantum chemistry problems. I am passionate about advancing the field of quantum computing and software engineering, and I can bring my diverse research perspectives and experiences to the team. I am eager to learn from and work with other experts and researchers in this domain.