Turning data into insights, decisions, and traction.

Recently, I’ve worked in technology companies dedicated to accelerating clinical research. These were in the forms of clinical trial documentation management software and analyzing wearable device data for clinical trials. I also spent time in Chicago on hospital vendor compliance management software where I helped build a platform to support the safety training liability of medical device representatives.

I graduated from University of Alabama at Birmingham in supply chain management with a concentration in medical equipment. This means I was trained to convince physicians to use the medical devices and solutions I brought to them. This also meant catering to gatekeepers at healthcare providers of all shapes and sizes. At Georgia Tech, I prototyped an IoT device for nephrologists debating about when to start their patient’s dialysis.

I’m familiar with clinical research workflows, software development methodologies, and the analysis and management of portfolio-level data using scripting, reporting tools, and CRM systems. I’ve used these with sales teams to identify new business opportunities, and support pre-sales activities through product demonstrations and proposal development.

I try to bring an in-depth technical understanding of how products impact patient care, workflow optimization, and clinical outcomes. It’s useful for conducting product demos for healthcare professionals during a sales process, or collaborating with medical, R&D, and product teams to provide customer feedback, insights, market trends, and accurate records of client interactions. I enjoy creating and reading reports on sales performance, market trends, and technical challenges.

These days, I’m tinkering with LLMs, working on viewers and medical imaging systems for AI models, and researching FDA medical device and software regulations to find ways of guiding SaMD founders getting prototypes ready for the hands of physicians and patients.

If I'm not geeking about something healthcare adjacent, you can find me hosting trivia, taking pictures, tutoring K-12 students, exploring art exhibitions, DJing, and sweeping the NYT puzzle section. I believe that creative inspiration can be found anywhere, so I try to actively seek it.