Stanford, California, United States
I aim to effectively guide smart energy decisions that will positively impact our current communities and future generations. I am motivated by hard problems and I intend to find solutions that will connect multilateral sectors to advance global populations. I am currently pursuing my Doctorate in Energy Science and Engineering at Stanford University’s Doerr School of Sustainability. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame in Chemical Engineering, I obtained my Master of Science in Energy Science from Trinity College Dublin through a Naughton Fellowship. I have experience in electrolyzer technology fabrication, engineering project management, energy data analysis, and implementation of federal energy legislation. Growing up in Colorado instilled in me a deep appreciation for our natural world — which fuels my ambition to innovate a sustainable future. I enjoy spending my time hiking "14ers", skiing, running, and mountain biking.
OpenMinds NextGen 2025 Fellow: Microsoft Energy & Resources Industry Team -Led projection analysis of nuclear deployment in the United States through 2050 based on bottleneck identification and mitigation NextGen Communications Team -Managing cross NextGen cohort and broader OpenMinds connectivity
SPARK is a graduate student club within the Doerr School of Sustainability at Stanford University which aims to connect interdisciplinary thinkers across departments to build community and create expansive networks.
Department of Energy Science and Engineering Doerr School of Sustainability Advised by Dr. Xiaolin Zheng
+ Assisted in managing the $1b award to the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub (PNWH2), enabled by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law + Propelled PNWH2 to enter Phase 1 funding on July 24th, 2024