I am a researcher working in two interdisciplinary programs at New York University:(1) The Mind, Ethics, and Policy program works to advance the understanding of the sentience and moral status of nonhumans, including animals and AI systems. (2) The Wild Animal Welfare program aims to advance understanding about what wild animals are like, how humans and wild animals interact, and how humans can improve our interactions with wild animals at scale.Previously, I was an editor at the Center for AI Safety, a research fellow with Longview Philanthropy and an editor for Giving What We Can. Before that, I was the director of research at Animal Charity Evaluators, where I led a team that influenced up to 8.9 million dollars each year in charitable giving. In addition to my professional nonprofit experience, I have an academic background in philosophy and cognitive science. I am value-driven, efficient, and looking to do as much good as possible with my career.