About Me

I’m a PhD candidate in the MIT-WHOI Joint Program, studying the physics of the deep ocean ($\geq 2000$ meters depth) using models and observations. My research focuses on how human-driven warming affects the deep ocean and what that means for its role in storing heat and carbon. Broadly speaking, I am interested in any projects that involve combining data and models (e.g., state estimation or data assimilation) to improve our understanding of the future of Earth’s climate.

Before starting my PhD, I earned a B.S. in Mathematics and Data Science from the University of California, Irvine.

Almost all of the code I write for my work ends up on my GitHub at some point, feel free to check it out and/or follow me!

Outreach and Leadership

• Student Member of the American Meterological Society Committee on Climate Variability and Change (2025 - Present)
• Co-organizer of High Performance Data Analysis In Oceanography Workshop (2024, workshop repository can be found here)
• JP ASK Graduate Application Mentor (2021 - Present)
• MIT-WHOI Joint Program Student Representative and Vice President (2022 - 2024)
• MIT-WHOI Summer Math Refresher Instructor (2023 - 2024)
• Co-organizer of the Graduate Climate Conference (2023)