I am a mathematics and computational science PhD candidate at MIT. My work is generally in the area of imaging and inverse problems.
I work with Laurent Demanet in the Imaging and Computing Group.
I also collaborate with Daniel O'Malley at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
From 2018–2022, I was supported by the Department of Energy's Computational Science Graduate Fellowship.
Previously, I was at The University of Texas at Austin, where I got my bachelors degrees in geophysics and mathematics in 2018.
During my time at UT, I worked with Sergey Fomel at the Texas Constortium for Computational Seismology.
Outside of work, I enjoy hiking and backpacking, caring for my pets (cat and several colonies of small aquatic and terrestrial animals and insects), hobby programming/tinkering, and software-defined radio (call sign KI7TGW).
I plan on defending in December 2024 and will be in the job market. I am interested in opportunities in industry and national labs.
For an updated resume/CV, please contact me.
