Statistical analysis
Housing vouchers and neighborhood choice
We studied a change in how housing voucher rent limits are set, and whether it affected where voucher households lived.
Read about this projectDuke University · Data science
I’m a master’s student in Interdisciplinary Data Science at Duke University. I also play a few instruments and write here from time to time. This is where I share what I’m working on and a little of what I’m learning along the way.
I’m an explorer, learner, and person constantly striving for growth.
Areas I’m exploring
Machine learningData engineeringStatistical analysisData ethicsLately
Research · TRUST Lab
I’m studying how language-model agents’ public statements compare with what they actually do in a negotiation.
More about my researchTeaching · Duke
I hold office hours and lead demos for IDS 706: Data Engineering Systems at Duke.
More about teachingSummer 2026 · Liberty Mutual
Over the summer of 2026, I worked on insurance models using claim photos and structured data at Liberty Mutual.
About my internshipCoursework & team projects
Statistical analysis
We studied a change in how housing voucher rent limits are set, and whether it affected where voucher households lived.
Read about this projectMachine learning
How many neural network connections do we actually need? We compared three sparse training methods on CIFAR-10.
Read about this projectData engineering
A music recommendation pipeline built with Airflow, PostgreSQL, and Streamlit. We used simulated listening data to test how the pieces worked together.
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My background
I graduated from Carleton College with majors in mathematics and Chinese and a minor in music performance. While I was there, I worked with other students on math, writing, and public speaking. Teaching has continued to be part of my life since then, both in music lessons and now at Duke.
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If you’d like to connect or chat, you can reach me by email.
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