Master of Science, Data Science
Indiana University — Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering
2025Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae literally means “course of life,” which feels fitting, since mine has taken a few sharp turns through airport terminals, datasets, and international trips. This page is the mile-marker summary. And no, I don't speak Latin, but it's fun to pretend.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Political Science, and Journlism
Indiana University
2023Secondary School Diploma
Park Tudor School
2020Professional Experience
Business Development Associate
Chrysalis Global
2024–PresentClient Operations Analyst
Chrysalis Global
2024–PresentPublic Affairs Intern
Niskanen Center
June 2022-December 2022Intern, Office of Public Affairs
United States Government Accountability Office
Summer 2021Academic Appointments
Undergraduate Instructor, Economics
Indiana University, Department of Economics
Courses: Introductory Microeconomics for Business, Introductory Macroeconomics for Business, Intermediate Microeconomics
2022-2023Research Assistant, Tax Law
Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Office of Professor David Gamage
Conducted analyses of quantitative research data pertaining to newly implemented tax laws and policies, tracking the effects of regulatory changes. Drafted research memorandums on scholarly tax law research, focusing on estate taxes and corporate minimum tax. Monitored movements within tax law in the United States Congress as well as multiple state governments.
May 2023–December 2023Skills
WritingCommunicationsOperational PlanningEvent ManagementLogistical PlanningEfficiency OptimizationSpreadsheetsStrategic PlanningWayfindingLeadershipData Analysis
Projects and Writings
PARAS 0061: Research Report on Airport Security Readiness
I am credited as the primary author for PARAS 0061: Ensuring Security Readiness for New and Renovated Facilities, a research report sponsored by National Safe Skies, one of the Federal Aviation Administration's research contractors. Working with my colleagues at Chrysalis Global, I reviewed previous literature, led an outreach effort to dozens of American airports, and crafted our guidance document, which released to key industry leaders.
Nov 2025Chrysalis Hub: Time-Tracking Platform
Working with my close friend Zach Phelps, I helped develop Chrysalis's internal platform to track crucial KPIs, notably utilization and projected/earned revenue. I led the platform's integration with Chrysalis's existing systems and developed some of the system's core modules. Chrysalis Hub integrates with other critical, high-stakes systems, such as the firm's accounting software and invoicing tools. The platform's tech stack includes (but is not limited to) React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase.
Oct 2025Los Angeles World Airports: Internal Skyview Renovation
I served as Project Manager during Chrysalis Global's handling of the move management, logistical planning, and furniture operations efforts for first phase of Los Angeles World Airports's $78 million internal renovation of the iconic Skyview Center. The effort involved a large-scale, multi-phased move of more than 415 team members. I managed the firm's extensive budget, an internal Chrysalis team, and dozens of external staff members hired for the aviation's largest administrative move in the 2024 calendar year.
Dec 2024Speaking Appearances
Match Announcer
VEX Robotics World Championships
Selected for the prestigious honor of commentating four matches at the 2025 VEX Robotics World Championships in the 2024-2025 season, detailed to the university division. Aimed to bring high-intensity commentary to a crowd of more than 8,000 attendees, with thousands watching online.
May 2025New Urbanism and Poverty Rates: How do New Urban Principles Affect Poverty?
Indiana University, Department of Political Science
As part of a graduate-level statistics course at Indiana University, this presentation used linear regression to show how four “New Urbanism” variables affected poverty rates. The four variables used were park access, subway access, sidewalk space, and neighborhood shade.
April 2023Social Media: The Foot on the Neck of Democracy
Indiana University, Hutton Honors College Research Symposium
This presentation focused on how heuristics weaponize social media and lead to greater polarization in American society.
April 2021Works in Development
🌱 General Interest
How Sporting Events and Facilities Use ORAT Without Knowing It
📄 Working Paper
From Gate to Curb: Rethinking Airport Wayfinding
📝 Blog Post
Review: Why 'Abundance' is the Proper Path Forward
📄 Working Paper
Do Less Equal Countries Produce More Selfish Football Strikers?
💻 Coding Project
Predictive Model to Rank Competitive Robotics Teams
🌱 General Interest
How Costco's Gasoline Prices Might Be a Measure of Elasticity
References
Available upon request.