Hi, welcome to my site.

I am a Ph.D. Student at Cornell University in the Reed Research Group, studying decision making under deep uncertainty for water resources.

Academic Interests

Broadly, my academic interests revolve around the use of computational methods to support decision making for water resource systems under conditions of deep uncertainty.

I am a frequent contributor on the WaterProgramming Blog, where I post tutorials and tips.

You can find some of my past and future tools on my GitHub.

My projects:

• Pywr-DRB: An open-source model for water availability and drought risk assessment in the Delaware River Basin
• AquaticAlgorithms: A N-day program to introduce high school students to concepts of hydrology and modeling

Personal Background

I was raised in New Mexico, and attended NM public schools until 2021 (Rio Rancho High & UNM).

I have a B.S. in Civil Engineering with a concentration in water resources from the University of New Mexico. Over the last few years I have been fortunate to work in various hydrologic contexts including: UNM Center for Water & Environment, the Great Dismal Swamp via an NSF-funded REU at Virginia Tech, and the Bureau of Reclamation’s Brackish Groundwater National Desalination Research Facility.

In my free time, I go trail running and cycling when the Ithaca weather allows. Else, I enjoy reading Sci-Fi, and making generative art.