I’m a data analyst, programmer, writer, and ☕️ nerd.

About Me

I’m currently a product analyst at Kickstarter. Before that, I oversaw experimentation and provided analytics for the product, design, and engineering teams at Gizmodo Media Group.

I attended Cornell University, where I earned my bachelor’s degree in Communication and master’s degree in Information Science. Outside of the classroom I worked on the student newspaper, The Cornell Daily Sun, serving as an editor, city reporter, and member of the design team.

Recent writing

• June 21, 2020

  Lessons From Building My First App

  Reflections on how I learned Swift and often let my enthusiasm get ahead of myself.

Published elsewhere

• Building a User Interface for Managing A/B Tests

  The product team at Gizmodo Media collaborated to build an API and frontend for managing experimentation. I wrote about those efforts here.

• Moving On From Google Content Experiments

  Challenges the Gizmodo Media data team faced after Google deprecated a key API we built the platform’s A/B testing system upon.

• Social Consequences of Grindr Use: Extending the Internet-Enhanced Self-Disclosure Hypothesis

  We investigated Grindr and the effect of intimate self-disclosure on users’ well-being. I was fortunate to collaborate with amazing co-authors on this paper published at CHI 2017.