About
I'm from Menlo Park, California, where I grew up at the heart of Silicon Valley's innovation culture. I study data science at American University and the London School of Economics because I believe data — and the exponential increase of data in every aspect of life — reveals fundamental truths about how the world works.
Outside of research and policy work, I play soccer and follow the strategic complexity of the game — both on the field and in understanding how systems operate under pressure. I'm a U.S. citizen, security clearance eligible, and believe the future belongs to those who can translate data into decisions.
Current Interests
Stablecoin regulation & crypto policy
How digital assets reshape finance and what regulatory frameworks make sense
AI governance
Ensuring AI deployment is responsible, transparent, and serves public interest
Climate finance
Using data to measure corporate climate transition and inform investor decisions
Tech policy
Bridging Silicon Valley innovation with DC policymaking