I am a graduate-trained data analyst with a background in educational research, social data science, and program evaluation. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Psychological Science and a master’s degree in Learning Sciences & Technologies, and I am currently pursuing a Master’s in Social Data Science at Arizona State University.

My work sits at the intersection of data analysis, research design, and applied evaluation. I have experience working with large-scale administrative datasets (e.g., district-level assessment data), survey instruments, and qualitative data sources, using tools such as Python, R, SPSS/JASP, and Tableau to analyze and communicate findings.

Professionally, I have supported research and data initiatives in higher education, nonprofit, and public health contexts. I am particularly interested in roles that involve education data analysis, research & evaluation, or data-informed decision-making within mission-driven organizations. I value clarity, rigor, and ethical data use, and I aim to produce analyses that are both methodologically sound and accessible to non-technical audiences.