I have defended my PhD in Systems Engineering at George Washington University, advised by Professor John Helveston, and the degree will be conferred in December 2026. My research uses data science and quantitative modeling to study human behavior in transportation systems. I develop open-source software for survey design and discrete choice modeling, and build full-stack research applications with , Python, Quarto, Shiny, and PostgreSQL. With Professor Helveston, I run Alkaline Software, an app development studio that builds apps in Rust with GPUI. Our flagship product is Emaki, an Agentic Development Environment (ADE). A traditional IDE is built around editing files; Emaki is built around the coding-agent sessions that now write much of the code.