UC Berkeley · MA Statistics · May 2026
I build rigorous, reproducible analyses across statistical modeling, machine learning, and data communication. My projects span 43,000-patient clinical datasets, satellite imagery, social network graphs, and multimodal NLP pipelines, always with an emphasis on results that are interpretable and well-communicated.
Featured in the UC Berkeley Statistics Student Spotlight
🏆 2025-26 UC Berkeley MA Statistics Community Leadership Award
Background
I am a statistician and data scientist finishing my MA in Statistics at UC Berkeley, where I also teach as a Graduate Student Instructor and represent the program as an Outreach Peer Ambassador.
Before Berkeley, I graduated top of my class in Applied Statistics from Purdue University with a 4.0 major GPA. My work spans NLP, network analysis, multimodal learning, Bayesian inference, and brain encoding models always with an emphasis on interpretability and communication.
I have seven years of private tutoring experience in math and statistics, which has sharpened how I explain complex ideas to any audience.
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I am actively looking for data science, research, and analytics roles in the Bay Area. Feel free to reach out.