I spent two and a half years in the Simon Lab at Mount Sinai, analyzing longitudinal antibody data for NIH-funded studies. Now I'm finishing an M.S. in Data Science at Pace and building my own projects, like ViewerAtlas, a map of which Twitch channels share an audience.
At Mount Sinai I analyzed longitudinal immunology and serology data in Python for NIH-funded antibody studies, and contributed to figures and statistical summaries for the manuscripts. I contributed to several peer-reviewed papers from that work: two as a named co-author and many more as part of a working study group.
Rana MM, Haydel B, Carrara G, Gleason C, Mauldin J, Srivastava K, et al.
My role: Biospecimen handling, resources, data curation.
Changrob S, Halfmann PJ, Liu H, … Mauldin J, Srivastava K, Simon V, Krammer F, … Wilson PC.
My role: Biospecimen collection and retrieval.
Network analysis · 2025–present
Which Twitch channels share an active audience, and do those shared audiences form communities? Three times a day I record who chats in the roughly 1,200 most-watched live channels, then look for channels that share the same people.
Python · NetworkX · Louvain · AWS · React
I'm open to data analyst and data scientist roles, especially research-adjacent ones.
Email is the best way to reach me, and I'm always glad to talk about any of the projects here.