This site summarizes some of my work in academic high-performance computing (HPC). In 2023, I joined Lehigh University as the Director of Research Computing. In this role, I help the students, faculty, and staff at Lehigh find the right technology, tools, and process to accelerate their research projects.

My career in cyberinfrastructure (CI) started at the Maryland Advanced Research Computing Center (MARCC) at Johns Hopkins University in 2018. Since then, I have had the privilege of working on a number of strategy, policy, outreach, systems-facing, and software engineering projects. In my most notable collaboration, I worked with Prof. Natalia Trayanova on a clinical trial approved by the Food and Drug Adminstration (FDA) to use personalized medicine to treat one of the most common heart rhythm disorders. Before that, as a graduate student, I cut my teeth studying molecular biophysics problems using simulation and theory. I earned my Ph.D. while working with Ravi Radhakrishnan at the University of Pennsylvania.

Academic research depends increasingly on a greater degree of collaboration and specialization between scientists and engineers. For this reason, I am happy to help bring high-performance computing to new scientific questions.

Readers are welcome to review my google scholar profile, ORCID profile, github account, and contact information.