I am passionate about model-based systems engineering, analyzing complex systems, and addressing economic, social, and environmental concerns through vision planning, systems architecture, and, most importantly, re-engineered behavior. I create and thrive in environments where open communication and dialogue foster the collaboration needed to tackle complex challenges in architecture, planning, engineering, and urban design. My master's thesis focuses on urban sustainability, traffic flow modeling, and optimizing throughput from downtowns to regional hubs, beltways, and beyond.

Understanding the fundamentals of philosophy and social sciences is paramount to understanding complex systems. Why are people always pressed for time, miss the most obvious, overlook the complex, and stick with their simplistic views?

We will find our answers together in the most unexpected places; that is, in your office and on projects you work on!