I'm a PhD candidate in Applied Physics at Yale University, where I study strongly correlated magnetic metals with applications in phase change memory. I hold a B.Sc. in Molecular Engineering and a B.A. in Physics from the University of Chicago, graduating with honors and specializing in Quantum Engineering. I've taught across multiple physics and engineering courses at Yale and UChicago, and was awarded the 2023 James Kouvel Graduate Fellowship for excellence in condensed matter research. My technical work spans Python-based scientific computing, COMSOL simulations, and X-ray crystallography. Outside the lab, I'm a rower with 12+ years of experience and a national championship silver medalist, and I enjoy chess, tennis, and the philosophy of science.