I’m an entrepreneur, data scientist, and education advocate. I studied at Harvard before leaving to start Conduit, a smarter personal relationship management tool.
At Harvard, I was an accelerated bachelors’ candidate in statistics, computer science, and government; and a fourth-year masters’ candidate in statistics. I also facilitated research in social science through our Institute for Quantitative Social Science, and taught computer science as a TF for CS50.
Many years ago, borne from my work in education policy, I founded the Project for Better Journalism, a nonprofit working to strengthen K12 student journalism programs. I also cofounded and now serve on the advisory board for Sponsr.Us, a nonprofit student initiatives platform.
Previously, I directed product at StratoDem Analytics, a real estate analytics and data science company. As hire #1 I grew our team from 3 to 8 and led vision, product, and front-end. I’ve also worked for two summers at Teach For America; spent a summer interning in Houston’s busiest civil court; served as a design mentor for a startup incubator; and organized political campaigns for over seven years.
Many years ago I also created the online academic planner Schooltraq, which has grown in popularity despite its age. For the last six years, I’ve lived in New England but I was born and raised outside Houston. I graduated from Phillips Exeter in 2015.