I’m a product-minded software engineer at The New York Times working on projects to help readers better understand and navigate the news. I work across the technical stack to create the tools and formats editors use to deliver compelling experiences to readers, most recently as tech lead for live coverage in support of a major newsroom initiative.
Before joining The Times, I led the technology team at MoMath, the National Museum of Mathematics. I have master’s degrees in computer science and journalism from Columbia University, and undergraduate degrees in statistics and sociology, also from Columbia.
Selected Projects
Live
The New York Times
Election 2020
The New York Times
Storylines
The New York Times
Multimedia projects
The New York Times
Text-to-Pledge System
MoMath: the National Museum of Mathematics
Math Flash
MoMath: the National Museum of Mathematics
Tucson Streetcar Analysis
The New York Times Student Journalism Institute
narratr
Building Systems Explorer
BuroHappold Engineering
Building Usage Scheduler
BuroHappold Engineering
Building Benchmarker
BuroHappold Engineering
Twitter Submission System
Open Syllabus Project
Contact
Feel free to connect with me on Twitter, GitHub, or LinkedIn.