About Me

I am a Regulatory Affairs and Clinical Research Regulatory Support candidate with a background spanning law, molecular and cell biology, chemistry, project management, and long-form writing. My academic training includes a B.S. in Molecular & Cell Biology with a Chemistry minor from the University of Connecticut, a J.D. from the NYU School of Law, and B.S. degrees in Economics and Statistics from George Washington University.

I passed the July 2025 Connecticut bar examination with a UBE score of 321. I am also enrolled in the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy's M.S. in Regulatory Science program, beginning in August 2026.

Over the years, I have developed strong documentation habits—from maintaining laboratory notebooks for iGEM to preparing court filings and producing technical project-management documentation for government Integrated Baseline Review compliance. I enjoy translating complex information into clear, organized work and have refined that skill throughout my professional experience.

I am pursuing opportunities in Regulatory Affairs and Regulatory Operations, as well as Clinical Research Regulatory Support and Study Start-Up, because these fields bring together my legal training, scientific literacy, documentation discipline, and project-management experience. I want to support teams advancing life-improving therapies through accurate regulatory work, well-organized study documentation, careful coordination, and clear communication.

I am based in Windsor, Connecticut and open to relocation nationwide, as well as on-site, hybrid, and remote opportunities.