About Me

At the University of Washington, I am PhD student in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, a member of the Environmental Fluid Mechanics group, and a researcher at the Applied Physics Laboratory. I work with Dr. Jim Thomson on a number of projects related to ocean surface wave observation and wave buoy development.

Previously, I earned my bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. As a graduate student, I worked with Dr. Krish Sharman as a founding member of the Ocean Resources and Renewable Energy Laboratory.

In the News:

• KING 5 on Hurricane Ian deployment
• UW-developed wave sensors deployed to improve hurricane forecasts
• A Window Into the Future of Wave Energy: Award Helps Move Cost-Effective, Productive, Robust Wave Energy Design a Step Closer to Commercialization and Widespread Use
• UMass Mechanical & Industrial Engineering Newsletter (Graduate Student Spotlight p.12)
• High Energy: UMass Innovations Power the World Through Wind, Water, and Air
• Four College of Engineering Students Receive Esteemed Fellowships from the NSF Graduate Research Program