Research. Data science. Healthcare. Real-world evidence. Equity. Changing the world.

These are some of the things that excite me most.

At its core, my career mission has been finding all the ways to harness data to strategically inform decisionmaking and action and to innovate equitable and effective interventions and improvements for patient and community health.

Over the last decade, I’ve held multiple positions in data science and research, in both the U.S. and E.U. and across the public, not-for-profit, and private sectors. I have a proven record as a skilled and thoughtful researcher, total data geek, passionate and enthusiastic advocate, strategic and forward-thinker, effective writer, empathetic leader and mentor, and productive and innovative self-starter. Writing code, drafting a research strategy, running regression models, creating interactive dashboards, delving into claims data, developing predictive tools, talking to CEOs, navigating tricky organizational dynamics, mentoring others – I’ve covered the spectrum, and I love bringing those skills and experiences to the table with others to analyze, create, and innovate.

I’ve recently returned to the U.S. after an exciting era living and working in the E.U., and I am currently seeking new opportunities in data science/research where I can leverage my quantitative and data science skills, RWD/RWE experience, and passion for equity, health, and innovation in a company environment that is patient-centric and passionate about making a difference.

You can review some of my past work or check out my CV here, as well as recommendations from some of my very kind past colleagues.

Interested in working together? Let’s talk!

A note: While some of my work performed in previous employment and education is shared on this site, any and all opinions reflected on this site are mine alone, and work is shared only as examples of my experience and capabilities, not as an extension of any prior employer. No proprietary or confidential information is shared here; as a result, not all previous positions are represented in the portfolio.