I'm currently a Chemistry graduate student in the Hocky Lab at NYU and I'm interested in computational modelling, particularly in the context of protein drug design and development. I have trained in protein biochemistry and, most recently, developed methods to characterize monoclonal antibodies based on their target-binding affinities at Regeneron. Before that, I studied protein misfolding in amyloidosis at the University of Toronto. In the Hocky Lab, I apply computational tools to generate and assess proteins exhibiting catch-bonding behavior. Outside of research, I enjoy exercising, travelling and learning about history and culture.

New York University
2025 - Present
- Graduate Student in the Department of Chemistry
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
2020-2025
- Senior Associate Scientist
The University of Toronto
2017 - 2020
- M.S. in Biochemistry
The University of Ottawa
2013 - 2017
- B.S. in Biochemistry