Professional Interests
Structural Engineering
Seismic & Hazard Resiliency
Sustainability & Embodied Carbon
Existing Buildings
Civic & Community Projects
The summer between high school and college I worked at a thrift store as a receiver/stocker/cashier.
Prior to senior year of high school, I participated in a summer French immersion program at the Université Laval in Quebec City.
Senior year of high school I was a "Success Leader" or mentor/tutor for a freshman Algebra I class.
From high school through college, I gave tennis lessons to children and adolescents (ages 4 to 17), teaching rules, strategy, and technique
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Graduated December 2019
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Graduated May 2018
There are all kinds of ways I like to stay active. Biking and running are my go-to favorites, but I also enjoy climbing (bouldering), walking, and even skateboarding when my body lets me.
Board games, card games, video games, ping pong, tennis, basketball—the list goes on and on! I enjoy friendly competition, working towards new goals, and having fun.
I love the feeling of discovery. Whether exploring the beauty of the PNW, catching a bus to a new part of town, or venturing underground for some spelunking, I'm always down for some adventure. This category also includes reading. I love learning, so I've always got something with a bookmark in it.
Trying a new recipe in the kitchen, tinkering with old electronics, experimenting with photos & video, coding little modules or webpages—I'll go wherever my creative impulses lead me on any given weekend.
My real bookshelf is full of all kinds of reference texts, design manuals, literature, and some favorite sentimental keeps. This virtual bookshelf shows a few of my favorites. Tap to learn more about each item!
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