My work sits at the intersection of data, culture and storytelling, with a focus on making complex systems legible through visual narratives.

I thrive when I work across formats — from rapid-turnaround charts to large-scale immersive projects — developing visual approaches that align editorial goals with technical execution. My work draws on a multidisciplinary background in sociology, studio art, creative coding and GIS to investigate how data shapes lived experience.

I hold a BA in Sociology from Wesleyan University and recently graduated with an MS in Data Visualization from Parsons School of Design. I am currently interning with NPR’s Editorial Graphics + Research, Archives & Data Strategy teams.

Find my resumé here!