At Mercor, I collaborate with a cross-functional team to develop PhD-level organic chemistry questions for evaluating and training large language models. I write image-based and text-based problems and explain their solutions with step-by-step logic and mechanistic insight.
At Nielsen IP Law, I worked on small-molecule pharmaceutical patent applications, developing technical specifications and experimental documentation. I created a standardized approach to organizing experimental data and reviewed synthetic procedures, structures, and stereochemistry for errors.
At Goulston Technologies, I developed a polymer coating formulation that reduced costs by 25%. I also worked on innovation projects using structure-property relationships and used Materials Informatics tools to prioritize R&D efforts.
At the University of Oklahoma’s Duerfeldt labs, I designed and synthesized more than 50 small molecules for antibacterial studies and led molecular modeling to prioritize synthesis. I discovered an N- to C-cyclization method for peptidomimetics and mentored five graduate students.
