I am currently a statistics phd student at Boston University, working with Luis Carvalho and Mark Friedl.
I help develop bespoke statistical models for a variety of scientific disciplines with a focus on methodologies for efficient inference. I am interested in using rich dependence structures and latent variable dynamics to achieve marginal distributional alignment with data generating processes.
Before joining Boston University, I worked in Biotech, Pharma, Agriculture, and Labor Market industries for about 10 years. During that time, I worked on vaccine antigen design, vaccine effectiveness studies, and clinical trial evaluation.