I've built tools from the ground up, from a 3D-printed air quality sensor to spatial analyses of NYC's waste system, and used them to model 57M tCO₂e in potential emissions reductions, translating complex urban data into actionable planning insights.
I care about cities because I care about people — and the systems we build shape who gets to thrive in them.
I work where data meets design and policy meets place. I've built predictive models for transit equity, mapped urban waste systems, 3D-printed a wearable air quality sensor, and written a thesis on circular economy in construction — all in Python, all grounded in spatial evidence, all aimed at making cities more just.
Each practice is a lens on the same question: how do we build cities that are just, resilient, and alive?
I run random forests and regressions until the city stops being a mystery.
Python · scikit-learn
GIS, interactive choropleths, and scrollytelling — making invisible geographies legible.
GeoPandas · Folium · PySAL
I 3D-printed a pair of lungs, wired them to an ozone sensor, and walked around Brooklyn. The data was bleak.
ESP32 · Rhino · Python
A year-long thesis turning spatial analysis into policy recommendations worth 57M tCO₂e.
Python · statsmodelsI'm looking for opportunities in urban planning, data science, sustainability consulting, and design. If my work resonates, I'd love to hear from you.