I work at Booz Allen Hamilton as a senior software engineer. I changed tracks after almost five years at Sandia National Laboratories. At Sandia, I performed fundamental research at the intersection of machine learning and mathematical modeling, and contributed to the nuclear deterrence mission by leveraging my math background. I was fortunate to start my career as a John von Neumann postdoctoral fellow in computational science at the Albuquerque, NM site before joining the department of Quantitative Modeling and Software Engineering in Livermore, CA as staff. See my Publications page for more details.
Though I have to turn down research engagements to focus on my new career, I'm happy to stay in touch with my research colleagues. I enjoy discussing ideas and consulting on technical approaches. I am available on LinkedIn for those who want to reach out.
Senior Software Engineer, Booz Allen Hamilton
Ph.D. in Mathematics, Brown University
B.S. in Mathematics, UMBC
Currently working toward a graduate certificate in Applied Statistics from Penn State University