About

I work at the intersection of law, business, and public policy. My focus is practical: taking complex regulatory, financial, and strategic questions and producing analysis that decision-makers can act on.

Current work

I am a university student building a career toward law, with parallel experience in human resources strategy, investment analysis, and advocacy. I currently serve as Head of Compliance & Special Situations at a student investment fund, where I lead regulatory monitoring and event-driven research across the fund's equity holdings, and as president of my university's mock trial association.

My professional experience includes an HR strategy internship at a major commercial insurer, where I have delivered executive-level talent reporting, program design, and stakeholder-facing analysis with significant autonomy.

How I work

Three things run through everything on this site. First, rigor: claims are sourced, methods are stated, and limitations are acknowledged. Second, synthesis: the most useful work usually sits between disciplines — where legal doctrine meets market behaviour, or where policy design meets operational reality. Third, delivery: analysis should end in something usable, whether that is a memo, a model, a tool, or an argument.

Focus areas

• Legal research and advocacy — constitutional, regulatory, and commercial questions
• Public policy and international affairs analysis
• Financial and event-driven research, including ESG materiality
• Strategy and organizational analysis
• Data tools and automation that support all of the above

Beyond the desk

I am a former national-level competitive martial artist, and that competitive discipline carries into moot court, debate, and the standards I hold my work to. I also spent time as a line worker in automotive manufacturing — experience that keeps my strategic work grounded in how organizations actually operate.