What I do:

I use and create maps, along with location-based information, to better understand patterns in the world around us and help solve real world problems involving people, communities, and the environment.

Who I am:

I’m a current graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles obtaining a master’s in Applied Geospatial Information Systems & Technologies. I also studied at UCLA for my undergraduate degree, where I majored in Psychology and Geography/Environmental Studies with a minor in GIS&T. On top of this, I’m a geospatial analyst, cartographer, and student with an immense passion for using GIS to explore and visualize geographic data. My work focuses on spatial analysis, map design, and interactive web mapping to support data-driven design and decision-making.

Through my coursework and projects, I have developed expertise in tools such as ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, and remote sensing techniques. This portfolio showcases my GIS projects, including interactive web maps, spatial analyses, and cartographic designs that highlight my ability to combine data science, geography, and visual storytelling.

I originally created this site as a class project to demonstrate my technical skills, creativity, and problem-solving approach in geospatial research and applications. I continue to update this site as I improve my skills and knowledge, treating it asa. living document rather than a static one. Whether you're a fellow GIS professional, researcher, potential collaborator, or have an interest in any of my work, I invite you to explore my portfolio and connect with me!