At GDIT, I advise the U.S. Department of State on biological and chemical threat reduction, including Cooperative Threat Reduction programs. I analyze proliferation risks and emerging technologies, and prepare reports and recommendations for Department leadership.
At The Schull Institute, I authored an independent policy paper on how frontier AI could contribute to biological weapons development while supporting legitimate science. My research assessed dual-use risks and proposed layered safeguards designed to disrupt misuse without hindering beneficial scientific use.

