Experience

Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Course Assistant, Pursuing Sustainability (SUST 210)

  • Sep 2023 - Present

  Course assistant for Pursuing Sustainability. The course provides a framework for understanding & managing social-environmental systems, with the goal of intergenerational human well-being. Curating course materials, grading assignments, holding office hours for student questions, and managing the course website to provide accessibility to course materials for students. Course assistant for Pursuing Sustainability. The course provides a framework for understanding & managing social-environmental systems, with the goal of intergenerational human well-being. Curating course materials, grading assignments, holding office hours for student questions, and managing the course website to provide accessibility to course materials for students.



Stanford University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Resident Assistant

  • Aug 2023 - Present

  Community leader in an all-class dorm. Planning and coordinating community engagement, managing financial accounts, implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and leading wellness and safety initiatives in dorm life. Community leader in an all-class dorm. Planning and coordinating community engagement, managing financial accounts, implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, and leading wellness and safety initiatives in dorm life.



Stanford Online

• United States
• E-Learning Providers
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Course Content Developer and Course Assistant

  • Jun 2020 - Present

  Creating additional material for and reviewing transcripts for video recordings of courses in the Stanford Online Energy Innovation and Emerging Technologies Program. Testing courses for clarity and ensuring the systems created are functional. Creating additional material for and reviewing transcripts for video recordings of courses in the Stanford Online Energy Innovation and Emerging Technologies Program. Testing courses for clarity and ensuring the systems created are functional.



Bovlabs

• France
• Information Technology & Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Data Analysis Specialist

  • Jun 2023 - Aug 2023

  Worked for Bovlabs SAS as a Stanford Graduate School of Business Eco-SIP intern. Developed a financial optimization model integrating EV charging patterns, local micro-grids, and regional power providers. Bovlabs is a startup that optimizes use of energy resources from car batteries with smart charging & vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems to support the energy transition. Worked for Bovlabs SAS as a Stanford Graduate School of Business Eco-SIP intern. Developed a financial optimization model integrating EV charging patterns, local micro-grids, and regional power providers. Bovlabs is a startup that optimizes use of energy resources from car batteries with smart charging & vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems to support the energy transition.



Stanford University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Resident Assistant

  • Aug 2022 - Jun 2023

  Community leadership role in the 4-class Energy dorm of Stanford. Planned and coordinated community engagement, performed accounting and leadership training in diversity and equity programs, trained in ensuring wellness and safety in dorm life. Created the inaugural experience of the Explore Energy Academic Theme House for Stanford Campus, and laid the groundwork for future staff to build upon. Community leadership role in the 4-class Energy dorm of Stanford. Planned and coordinated community engagement, performed accounting and leadership training in diversity and equity programs, trained in ensuring wellness and safety in dorm life. Created the inaugural experience of the Explore Energy Academic Theme House for Stanford Campus, and laid the groundwork for future staff to build upon.



Stanford University

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Resident Assistant

  • Aug 2021 - Jun 2022

  Community leadership role in an all-freshman dorm. Planning and coordinating community engagement, accounting, leadership training in diversity and equity programs, training in ensuring wellness and safety in dorm life. Community leadership role in an all-freshman dorm. Planning and coordinating community engagement, accounting, leadership training in diversity and equity programs, training in ensuring wellness and safety in dorm life.



Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Undergraduate Student Researcher

  • Apr 2021 - Oct 2021

  Learned how to read and use old code from other projects to simulate seismic activity within volcanoes. Created a Python workflow to convert the outputs of this simulation code into mathematical waveforms through use of the Green’s function. This code allows for simulations of seismic waves traveling through heterogeneous mediums instead of the assumption of a homogeneous medium. The workflow continues to be used. Presented at the Stanford Symposium of Undergraduate Research and Public Service… Show more Learned how to read and use old code from other projects to simulate seismic activity within volcanoes. Created a Python workflow to convert the outputs of this simulation code into mathematical waveforms through use of the Green’s function. This code allows for simulations of seismic waves traveling through heterogeneous mediums instead of the assumption of a homogeneous medium. The workflow continues to be used. Presented at the Stanford Symposium of Undergraduate Research and Public Service (SURPS). Part of a larger NSF-funded project, “Computational simulations of volcanic eruptions and infrasound,” for which I will be listed as a Co-Principal Investigator when it is published. Show less Learned how to read and use old code from other projects to simulate seismic activity within volcanoes. Created a Python workflow to convert the outputs of this simulation code into mathematical waveforms through use of the Green’s function. This code allows for simulations of seismic waves traveling through heterogeneous mediums instead of the assumption of a homogeneous medium. The workflow continues to be used. Presented at the Stanford Symposium of Undergraduate Research and Public Service… Show more Learned how to read and use old code from other projects to simulate seismic activity within volcanoes. Created a Python workflow to convert the outputs of this simulation code into mathematical waveforms through use of the Green’s function. This code allows for simulations of seismic waves traveling through heterogeneous mediums instead of the assumption of a homogeneous medium. The workflow continues to be used. Presented at the Stanford Symposium of Undergraduate Research and Public Service (SURPS). Part of a larger NSF-funded project, “Computational simulations of volcanic eruptions and infrasound,” for which I will be listed as a Co-Principal Investigator when it is published. Show less



Stanford University School of Engineering

• United States
• Higher Education
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Undergraduate Student Researcher

  • Jun 2020 - Sep 2020

  Reviewed data spreadsheets on costs to convert to clean energy for 70 global megacities and converted them into a more compact form of statistical analysis. Determined cost-effectiveness and summarized total monetary gain for these cities as a result of changing from current energy grid structures to 100% clean wind, water, and solar energy. Results included in final publication by Professor Jacobson. Reviewed data spreadsheets on costs to convert to clean energy for 70 global megacities and converted them into a more compact form of statistical analysis. Determined cost-effectiveness and summarized total monetary gain for these cities as a result of changing from current energy grid structures to 100% clean wind, water, and solar energy. Results included in final publication by Professor Jacobson.



Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Undergraduate Student Researcher

  • Jun 2019 - Sep 2019

  Under Professor Dustin Schroeder, analyzed freshly revealed flight logs from expeditions to Antarctica from the late 1960s with the goal of determining the location of missing flight paths from modernized data. Said notebooks had been in private access for over 50 years prior to investigation. Determined flight paths for two separate flights based on investigation of recording techniques and flight navigation systems, as well as use of MATLAB to plot flights. Presented at ASURPS at Stanford to… Show more Under Professor Dustin Schroeder, analyzed freshly revealed flight logs from expeditions to Antarctica from the late 1960s with the goal of determining the location of missing flight paths from modernized data. Said notebooks had been in private access for over 50 years prior to investigation. Determined flight paths for two separate flights based on investigation of recording techniques and flight navigation systems, as well as use of MATLAB to plot flights. Presented at ASURPS at Stanford to an international community of scientists, researchers, and professors. Show less Under Professor Dustin Schroeder, analyzed freshly revealed flight logs from expeditions to Antarctica from the late 1960s with the goal of determining the location of missing flight paths from modernized data. Said notebooks had been in private access for over 50 years prior to investigation. Determined flight paths for two separate flights based on investigation of recording techniques and flight navigation systems, as well as use of MATLAB to plot flights. Presented at ASURPS at Stanford to… Show more Under Professor Dustin Schroeder, analyzed freshly revealed flight logs from expeditions to Antarctica from the late 1960s with the goal of determining the location of missing flight paths from modernized data. Said notebooks had been in private access for over 50 years prior to investigation. Determined flight paths for two separate flights based on investigation of recording techniques and flight navigation systems, as well as use of MATLAB to plot flights. Presented at ASURPS at Stanford to an international community of scientists, researchers, and professors. Show less



Stanford University School of Medicine

• United States
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Research Project Manager

  • Jun 2018 - Sep 2018

  Lead project management for the team, leading the creation of a schedule for the curriculum that remains in use today. Technical support for the purchased KIWI products, debugging the hardware, creating training protocols, evaluating results, and teaching middle school students the benefits of saving energy in the home. Work published in Association for Computing Machinery. Lead project management for the team, leading the creation of a schedule for the curriculum that remains in use today. Technical support for the purchased KIWI products, debugging the hardware, creating training protocols, evaluating results, and teaching middle school students the benefits of saving energy in the home. Work published in Association for Computing Machinery.



American Geophysical Union

• United States
• Non-profit Organizations
• 100 - 200 Employee

• American Geophysical Union (AGU) - Research Presenter

  • Aug 2017 - Dec 2017

  One of 80 research projects from around the world selected to present their research as a member of the AGU BRIGHT STaRs Diversity Program. I conducted my research at Stanford University in the School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences. Research title: “Understanding the Differences in the Nitrogen Cycle in the Seasonal Low-Oxygen Zone in the Saanich Inlet of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.” One of 80 research projects from around the world selected to present their research as a member of the AGU BRIGHT STaRs Diversity Program. I conducted my research at Stanford University in the School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences. Research title: “Understanding the Differences in the Nitrogen Cycle in the Seasonal Low-Oxygen Zone in the Saanich Inlet of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.”



Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Research Intern

  • Jun 2017 - Dec 2017

  Researched the effects of oxygen depletion in low oxygen zone in ocean waters by analyzing levels of nitrite as it relates to the production of greenhouse gases in nitrogen cycle. Specifically researched with samples from the Saanich Bay in British Columbia. Member of the Stanford Earth Young Investigators Program working in the Karen Casciotti Lab. Research accepted to present in 2017 AGU Fall Conference in New Orleans. Researched the effects of oxygen depletion in low oxygen zone in ocean waters by analyzing levels of nitrite as it relates to the production of greenhouse gases in nitrogen cycle. Specifically researched with samples from the Saanich Bay in British Columbia. Member of the Stanford Earth Young Investigators Program working in the Karen Casciotti Lab. Research accepted to present in 2017 AGU Fall Conference in New Orleans.



Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Research Assistant

  • Jun 2016 - Jan 2017

  Researched the political, environmental, economic, cultural, and social history of Palau. Analyzed Palau coral samples from 1995 to today to determine different levels of sedimentation contamination. Member of the Stanford Earth Young Investigators Program with the Stanford Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources. TEDx Speaker Jan 2017 - From an Island to the World: How Palau is a Model for Us This talk presents the research I conducted on Palau's road to… Show more Researched the political, environmental, economic, cultural, and social history of Palau. Analyzed Palau coral samples from 1995 to today to determine different levels of sedimentation contamination. Member of the Stanford Earth Young Investigators Program with the Stanford Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources. TEDx Speaker Jan 2017 - From an Island to the World: How Palau is a Model for Us This talk presents the research I conducted on Palau's road to independence and how its history of land-use impacted its near shore corals with an update of how the US is following the Palauan culture to preserve more of its natural resources, and how the rest of the world should follow the Palauan example.

• Research Intern

  • Jun 2016 - Aug 2016

  Researched the effects of oxygen depletion in low oxygen zone in ocean waters by analyzing levels of nitrite as it relates to the production of greenhouse gases in the nitrogen cycle. Analyzed water samples from the Eastern Tropical North Pacific (ETNP), off the southwestern coast of Mexico, which contains a natural oxygen-deficient zone or OMZ. The research presented here focuses on characterizing Nitrite concentrations at varying depths in 3 different locations in the ETNP OMZ.



American Geophysical Union

• United States
• Non-profit Organizations
• 100 - 200 Employee

• American Geophysical Union (AGU) - Research Presenter

  • Jul 2016 - Dec 2016

  One of 80 research projects from around the world selected to present their research as a member of the AGU BRIGHT STaRs Diversity Program. I conducted my research at Stanford University in the School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences. Research title: “Understanding Differences in the Nitrogen Cycle in Low-Oxygen Zones in the Eastern Tropical North Pacific” One of 80 research projects from around the world selected to present their research as a member of the AGU BRIGHT STaRs Diversity Program. I conducted my research at Stanford University in the School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences. Research title: “Understanding Differences in the Nitrogen Cycle in Low-Oxygen Zones in the Eastern Tropical North Pacific”