I am a fourth year Biostatistics PhD candidate co-advised by Professors Daniela Witten and Jon Wakefield. We are developing strategies for selective inference and predictive model uncertainty quantification that are applicable in complex data settings and/or with small sample sizes. I also actively work on collaborative projects in demography, global development, and quantitative social science that aim to estimate various population indicators (e.g., mortality, fertility, and school completion rates) at national and subnational levels.

Before entering the PhD program, I earned my MSc in Statistical Sciences at the University of Toronto. I also worked as a Research & Data Consultant for the UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report (GEMR) team.

Outside of my work, I like to spend my time playing squash, ice skating, reading books, and baking.