I'm a master's student in Applied Mathematics at the University of Washington. I received my B.S. with Distinction in Mathematics at the University of Washington as well. I very much enjoy all fields of mathematics and I'm always excited to share my knowledge with others.

My research interests include, but are not restricted to, computational linear algebra, graph theory, and numerical analysis. As an undergraduate, I did some research in computational number theory where I generated computational evidence for the Sato-Tate Conjecture. This work culminated into a senior thesis which you can find on my Papers and Talks page.

My work history includes development for the Sage: Open-Source Mathematics Software project, a teaching assistant / camp counselor for SIMUW (Summer Institute for Mathematics at the University of Washington, and research in mathematics for the United States federal government.

When I'm not studying I'm often found programming, backpacking, cycling, and playing Dungeons and Dragons.

Here are some projects I'm currently or have recently worked on. See my Research page for more info: