Translating Complex
Data into Clear
Visual Narratives

I work at the intersection of history, science, and data — driven by a commitment to environmental conservation and research rooted in water systems and ocean data.

Since 2017, my work has spanned archival research and applied data work, presenting at the Archives & Records Association Annual Conference in the UK and Ireland and at the inaugural NYC OceanTech Summit in 2024 — where I returned as co-host in 2025 and 2026. My contributions to the field have been recognized through the Ellen Brenner Fellowship at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (2023), selection as one of 25 early-career ocean professionals for the Explorers Club Blue Generation Program (2025), and acceptance into the Water Leadership Institute 2026 cohort.

Professionally, I drive growth, strategy, and partnerships at High Tide Technologies, a water and wastewater monitoring and controls company based in Nashville, Tennessee. I also chair the Junior Board at Christodora — an environmental and educational nonprofit serving NYC youth — and co-chair the Associate Board at WINGS, which supports women in science and exploration.

I hold a B.A. in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, and will complete my Master's in Data Analytics and Visualization at Pratt Institute in May 2026, with an advanced certificate in Spatial Analysis and Design.