About me
Welcome! I'm a journalist and data scientist from St. Louis, based in Washington, D.C.
I'm an investigative data reporter for Bloomberg Law, Tax, and Government. I graduated from American University with a B.S. in data science and journalism, where served as the investigations and data editor for The Eagle, the school’s student newspaper.
I previously covered special U.S. House elections, opinion polling, and political data at NBC News. One story about the president's unprecedented use of the pardon power reached half a million readers and was submitted as an exhibit in a House Judiciary Committee oversight hearing.
Before that, I completed a six-month fellowship at the Investigative Reporting Workshop, where I researched a piece about D.C.’s ShotSpotter system, reported on AI in the newsroom, and used public records from five states to prove a police chief lied on his resume. I worked on a team that automated the tabulation of election results for The Associated Press and I interned at Current, the news site for people in public media.
This website, I hope, will be my personal
"morgue"
for my projects, no matter whether they're written in English or code.
