A woman in a construction vest and helmet kneeling on the ground with a notebook, surrounded by testing equipment and cables outdoors.
Nighttime view of the New York City skyline including One World Trade Center and illuminated skyscrapers.
A yellow Komatsu excavator working on a construction site with mounds of dirt and trees in the background.
Construction site with equipment, debris, and two workers wearing safety gear, with modern high-rise buildings in the background under a clear blue sky.
People walking through a modern airport terminal with large glass windows showing city skyscrapers and an outdoor green space outside.
A black garden sign that reads 'The Farm at the Javits Center' is placed among green bushes next to a concrete sidewalk.
Construction site with propane tanks inside a chain-link fence, fire extinguishers, construction equipment, gravel, and a wooden fence in the background.
A storage area with two large black barrels under a wooden counter, which is covered with plastic sheeting at the sides. The counter has a fire alarm, a small cordless phone, some papers, and a red box on top. There is a concrete stairway with yellow safety rails on the right side of the image.
A crowded park with a large fountain featuring a statue of an angelic figure with wings, surrounded by a circular basin filled with water. People are sitting, walking, and enjoying the scenery near the fountain, with some on the edge of the basin and others on the paved walkway. In the background is a lake with people boating and a lush green forest.
A construction worker operating a green Sunbelt rental boom lift to work on an elevated train track above a city intersection. The scene includes street signs, traffic signals, and buildings, with blue skies overhead.
A portable air quality monitoring device showing a reading of 0.031 mg/m³, connected with various cables and a black strap, installed inside a metal enclosure with electronic modules and wiring.
Construction workers operating machinery and working on a construction site outside a building, with a pile of dirt on a blue tarp.
An aerial view of a large construction site shows two building foundations in progress, with numerous construction materials and debris scattered around. The site is adjacent to a body of water on the left and a parking lot filled with cars on the right.

About me

I’m an Environmental Scientist with a strong footing in environmental geosciences and real-world experience across both the public and private sectors. I earned my B.S. in Environmental Geosciences from the University at Buffalo, and got my start with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, where I worked on large-scale remediation and saw firsthand how policy, engineering, and the land intersect.

From there, I spent several years in NYC environmental consulting, supporting projects for agencies like New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA), and the Long Island Railroad (LIRR). I’ve held roles ranging from Geologist to Field Supervisor to Environmental Inspector, building a toolkit that includes site investigation, environmental assessment, hazardous materials management, and on-the-ground regulatory compliance.

Currently, I work in Environmental Health & Safety at Con Edison in New York City, helping ensure the company’s operations meet environmental and safety requirements while pushing toward more sustainable, accountable practices. I’m especially interested in how big urban systems—energy, waste, water, and people—fit together, and how we can make them cleaner and more resilient without losing sight of the human beings inside the system.

At the core, I’m driven by two things: environmental integrity and genuine connection. I like tough problems, messy realities, and projects where good science, clear communication, and a bit of foresight can actually move the needle.