I am currently a researcher at Rutgers University focused on developing statistical models of sea level over the 20th century. However, after a recent move back to Toronto, Canada I am interested in joining a company with a strong entrepreneurial spirit where there is an opportunity to have a real personal impact on the growth of the business.
A native of Bath, Ontario, Canada, I received my Bachelor’s of Engineering Physics at Queen’s University in 2000 followed by a Master’s in Applied Science at the University of Toronto Institute for Aerospace Studies in 2002. I registered for a Professional Engineering of Ontario license in 2008. I have received recognition from NASA for contributions to the ChipSat program and was also a recipient of NASA’s Space Flight Awareness award for work on the ISS. In 2007, I returned to academia and completed a PhD in Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University with Jerry Mitrovica in 2014. I have broad expertise in the fields of statistics, mathematical modeling, control theory, estimation theory, time series analysis, spectral analysis, spacecraft systems, sea level and gravity estimation.
