At George Mason University’s Black Hole-Galaxy Connection Group, I build and maintain astronomical datasets and analyze active galactic nuclei and dwarf galaxies using spectral modeling and Bayesian methods. I refactored and modularized BADASS to support multiple instruments and fitting techniques, and I maintain its active fork.
I developed Daedalus, a Python pipeline for inspecting and preprocessing uncalibrated JWST data, and Lyra, a web application for identifying and labeling spectral features. My research has also contributed to first-author publications, including work on JWST observations and a spectral analysis of more than 19,000 quasars.
