About me

I’m currently a predoctoral research fellow at MIT Sloan, working on topics in cryptocurrency and consumer finance.

I recently graduated from Harvard College with a AB and SM in applied mathematics, and a secondary in integrative biology.

On the weekends, I’m usually doing some combination of running, biking, swimming, and lifting weights.

Student life

At Harvard, I was an analyst on consulting projects with HDAG and ran a semesterly intro to python bootcamp with HODP. Outside of school, I ran workouts with HCRC and was a part of AADT. I also taught at Chinatown ACCESS (an afterschool program).

I was a also course assistant for ECON 1011b and APMTH 120.

In previous summers, I conducted biomechanics research with the Biewener lab on physiological responses to exertion in Nymphicus Hollandicus. I also interned at a quantitative trading firm.