I design behavioral infrastructure — systems that align technology, incentives, and human flourishing. My work sits at the intersection of cognitive engineering, health, and social architecture, building environments where it is simply easier to take care of one another.
UX at AmyConnects, a behavioral infrastructure platform addressing social retention and adult loneliness
Organizes Paris-based technology forums convening founders, policymakers, and researchers around European AI sovereignty and sustainable digital infrastructure.
Deep Learning, io Health.
Engineering & UX, SecondSense (market infrastructure platform).
A.B., EE and History, Harvard College.
Began Master’s in Cognitive Engineering (ENSC), focusing on human factors, behavioral systems, and robotics.
Co-authored published research in cognitive psychology under Prof. Sal MacLeod.
Led ethnographic research project, The Architecture of Loneliness, examining the health effects of social isolation in elderly populations.
Worked as brand strategist and event organizer during the pandemic, mobilizing distributed communities under crisis conditions.
Engaged in technology ethics initiatives at Harvard (Tech for Social Good, Tech Ethics Fellowship).
Began exploring the intersection of engineering and human systems.
Research, Woo Lab (Harvard, Biochemistry).
Research, Whitesides Group (Harvard, Soft Robotics).
Joined BosLab (Somerville, MA), a community biology lab; member, Tufts iGEM Team (Bronze Medal).
Began advanced science coursework through MIT’s HSSP, initiating early immersion in experimental research