I am a Vice President on the Global Technology Applied Research AR/VR team at JPMorgan Chase. I am also an Affiliate Scientist of the Princeton HCI group. My research interests include social computing, computer-mediated communication, mixed reality, and physiological sensing.

Previously I was a Research Scientist at Snap Inc. in the HCI team, where I designed novel technologies to promote self-expression and social connection between people. I led several research projects focused on smartwatch communication with biosignals, digital handcrafting in AR, understanding AR activism, and disability representation in avatars.

I graduated with my Ph.D. from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. My thesis focused on expressive biosignals, or sharing physiological data as new types of cues to foster empathy and connection in social interactions. I was advised by Laura Dabbish and Geoff Kaufman, and was part of the Connected Experience and eHeart Labs. In the past, I was a software engineer at LinkedIn on the Content Ingestion team.