About Me

I'm a PhD Candidate in Psychology at Princeton University , working with Alin Coman and the Cognition in Collectives Lab . My research explores how the communities we interact with shape our perceptions of what is or isn't valuable over time. I started my journey with modeling quantum systems and financial markets, then cofounded enterprise data analytics and knowledge-sharing ventures. These experiences, and my drive to solve societal problems, led me to focus on the human element in complex systems.

My approach combines rigorous scientific methods with a passion for designing and building practical, ethical technology. I believe understanding the human mind is key to creating systems that are not only intelligent, but also beneficial. This drives my commitment to open-source contributions and programs like the Application Statement Feedback Program (ASFP) , aiming to make science more equitable and foster a more cooperative society.