At T. Wilson, I analyze urban development plans and local tax structures to support financial models for urban and infrastructure projects. I also use GIS for parcel-level analysis and georeferencing, and develop automated data-processing pipelines that incorporate AI techniques.
At Tsinghua University, I developed Fortran computational models using the Finite Volume Method to simulate water quality in connected river–lake systems. I contributed to a China National Key R&D Project assessing ecological impacts of connectivity changes downstream of the Three Gorges Dam, and developed a hydrodynamic–water quality coupling model for Dongting Lake.
Earlier, I worked on hydraulic infrastructure cost and budget analysis at GRUCON INGENIERIA S.A.S. As a Water Resources Intern at SEI — Stockholm Environment Institute, I supported a River Basin Management Plan and contributed to a digital “Serious Game” to communicate the plan.

