I am an Engineering PhD candidate at Dartmouth College, advised by Prof. Liz Murnane. Prior to that, I earned my Master's in Engineering in Medical Device Design at Duke University, my Bachelor of Science in Engineering and Bachelor of Arts in French & Francophone studies at Swarthmore College.

My research focuses on understanding how predictions from wearable-based AI systems can be translated into clinical action, and how to use those insights to design human–AI collaborations that better support providers and patients. In my dissertation, I study AI-assisted sensemaking of multimodal wearable data, spanning personal mental health tracking, ML-based depression prediction in postpartum populations, and dashboard design for care providers.

I apply mixed-methods research grounded in scientific and epistemological rigor, together with design synthesis, to build systems that stakeholders and researchers can understand, critically examine, and use to make informed decisions.