I am a fifth year graduate student in the University of Washington's math department advised by Cynthia Vinzant. I am expected to graduate with my PhD in June 2026, and am currently interested in postdoctoral positions starting Fall 2026.

My research interests lie in and around combinatorics and real algebraic geometry. In particular, I am interested in using tools from the geometry of polynomials to answer questions in combinatorics (and sometimes vice versa!)

I completed my undergraduate degree in Applied Math and Computer Science at Brown University, where I wrote an honors thesis under the guidance of Caroline Klivans, proving the primary decomposition of the ideal generated by flip moves in a grid graph.