I am a Data Scientist working at Advocates for Human Potential, Inc (AHP).

I received my PhD in Behavioral Psychology from the University of Kansas in 2016 and then completed a postdoctoral position at the Addiction Recovery Research Center at Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC at Virginia Tech. Following my postdoc, I was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky before joining AHP in 2023.

I use my skills and expertise to understand human behavior and decision-making within the lens of behavioral economics and behavioral science. I leverage my expertise in experimental design, R, and statistics to design experiments and collect, analyze, and interpret data within both frequentist and Bayesian frameworks. I also enjoy creating user-friendly tools in R to make data analysis and visualization easier for others. Recently, I have been honing my skills in SQL and Javascript (node.js and Vue.js) to build web applications.

If you want more information about my background and research interests, check out the About page.

For a list of my publications, including links to some of the articles, check out the Publications page.

If you are interested in reading about some of the software I’ve developed, check out the Software page.

Check out a recent podcast I did with Functional Relations about the Matching Law in Real-Life Interventions.