I’ve worked across research, surveillance, and community-centered public health settings, with experience translating complex data into actionable insight for practitioners, organizations, and communities.

I’m interested in how data systems, technology, and institutional design influence decision-making. This includes critical engagement with tools, metrics, and emerging technologies used in health and policy contexts.

Writing is a core part of my work. I focus on making complex ideas more legible without flattening them—through long-form writing, field notes, and applied research.

Teaching has been a throughline in my career. I’m interested in how people learn, adapt, and build durable skills over time, particularly in public health and data-related fields.