Student | Researcher

Hello! Welcome to my page!

I am a sophomore at Wellesley College, majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics with cross-registration at MIT. On campus, I lead as the Statistical Consultant for the Student Interdisciplinary Data Initiative, serve as the Professional Events Chair for Wellesley in Business, and work as a teaching assistant for STATS 218. Previously, I conducted research with the CrowdNets lab under Professor Christine Bassem, focusing on designing efficient online mechanisms to coordinate crowd mobility in spatio-temporal networks.

Currently, I am an AI research intern at catalan.ai, a dynamic pricing platform, where I am working on a project to improve the interpretability of tree-based models. Additionally, I am expanding my machine learning expertise as a fellow at Break Through Tech AI MIT.

I am passionate about uncovering numerical patterns in everyday life and leveraging machine learning models to create solutions that enhance convenience and positively impact lives. In my free time, I enjoy exploring stocks and fashion, going for runs, or rock climbing.