I started with data. Now I build the systems.

I started in econometrics, working on data and optimization. Over time I got more interested in using that analysis to improve real systems.

I've written code across data and product work, and I began building tools to solve problems I was seeing in my own classroom. Most of what I build is used by adult learners and instructors, so it has to be simple, fast, and usable.

I build, test with real users, and iterate on what works. Data guides my decisions, but I give more weight to what people actually do than to what looks good on paper.

I now work at MLRI, in legal aid. I still take on select contract work wherever a difficult system stands between someone and what they need.

path

1. econometricsData, modeling, and optimization.
2. classroomTeaching adult English learners, then building My ESOL App for my own classes.
3. school-wideThe EBHCS Advisor Bulletin Board for students and advisors.
4. legal aidMLRI, including the SNAP Work Rules Screener with Mass Legal Help.

tools in these projects

• TypeScript
• JavaScript
• React
• Next.js
• PostgreSQL
• Prisma
• Firebase
• Vite

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