I pursued my first degree at the University of Washington, where I graduated with a Bachelors in Physics and Astronomy and a minor in Anthropology. There I was first acquainted with the discipline of Astrobiology.
From there my work has been focused in planetary simulations with the VPL team at UW Astrobiology, first working on polarimetric atmosphere analysis, then on tidal interference in planetary orbits.

My current research goal is to use comparative exoplanetology on a large scale to analyse the spectra of terrestrial exoplanets and allow us to classify them and infer key traits about their atmospheric composition.