- Now
- Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University · AI for science
- Focus
- Biological & genomic foundation models · scientific AI agents
- Training
- Ph.D. USC 2026 · M.S. Johns Hopkins · B.A. WashU
- Industry
- Abbott Cancer Diagnostics, genomic AI (2026)
- Shipped
- RallyAI and Doover, solo-built iOS apps on the App Store
- Open to
- AI labs · biotech · founders and investors in AI × bio
I work on AI for science: foundation models that read DNA, RNA and single-cell data, and the agents that let scientists use them responsibly. I am a Postdoctoral Associate at Yale with Dr. Lucila Ohno-Machado, after a Ph.D. in Computational Biology & Bioinformatics at USC and a summer at Abbott Cancer Diagnostics evaluating genomic foundation models on real tumor cohorts.
I also like shipping. I have taken two AI products from idea to the App Store, RallyAI for tennis and Doover for photo editing, doing the modeling, the app and the launch myself. Research taught me to be careful with claims; building taught me to be fast with everything else. I try to bring both to every team I work with.
Outside work I am usually behind a camera, chasing moments that say something about the people in them.
- 2026 — now
Postdoctoral Associate
Yale University — foundation models & generative modeling
- Summer 2026
AI Research Scientist Intern
Abbott Cancer Diagnostics — genomic AI & precision oncology
- 2022 — 2026
Graduate Researcher
University of Southern California — biological pathology AI/ML
- 2020 — 2022
Graduate Researcher
Johns Hopkins University — statistical genetics, multi-omics
- 2020
Research Assistant
Washington University in St. Louis — clinical informatics
- 2022 — 2026
Ph.D., Computational Biology & Bioinformatics
University of Southern California · Viterbi Fellow
- 2020 — 2022
M.S., Biostatistics
Johns Hopkins University · Delta Omega Honor Society
- 2018 — 2020
B.A., Mathematics & Computer Science
Washington University in St. Louis · Cum Laude
