Exploring where science, business, and technology meet.

About

I've always wanted to know how things work. In neuroscience, that means how the brain turns signals into action. In business, it means how a discovery becomes a company. In Army ROTC, it means how a team holds together under pressure.

That curiosity shows up everywhere. I've helped shape strategy for my dad's custom furniture business in Indiana, built early health tech concepts from customer interviews, and spent weekends making split-second calls as a lacrosse official. Each one taught me something the classroom couldn't.

Right now, I'm focused on where science meets business, and I'm always glad to connect with people building in that space.

This summer I spent a month backpacking solo through Europe by train, from Amsterdam to Geneva. A few favorite moments along the way:

Amsterdam · Berlin · Salzburg · Interlaken · Florence · Cinque Terre · Genoa · Portofino · Nice · Antibes · Lake Como · Chamonix · Geneva

Writing

Work

• Venture

  Veravox

  An early-stage concept to help people who have lost their voice speak again, shaped through customer discovery in Vanderbilt's I-Corps program.

• Venture

  SweatSense

  A concept for continuous sweat biomarker monitoring, developed with Nucleate, Vanderbilt's biotech entrepreneurship cohort.

• Leadership

  Army ROTC

  Four-year scholarship cadet, squad leader, and Ranger Challenge team XO, learning to lead people under pressure.

• Analytics

  Blue Sage Wellness

  Data analytics internship using SQL and Tableau to turn event data into sponsorship strategy.

Beyond the lab

Originally from Culver, Indiana. When I'm away from school, you'll find me:

• Wakesurfing with family
• Backpacking
• Hiking
• Thrifting
• Working out
• Playing sports
• Cooking and baking