I spent four years in Berkeley's interdisciplinary design major, built to parallel the PhD process, researching how cinema and media engage with audiences both neurologically and culturally. I bring over five years of experience  and expertise in neuroscience, psychology,  sociology,  media, studies and sustainability. Though in some regards seemingly unrelated fields, my education and natural inclination to find patterns and connections across diverse spaces help me employ a wider lens to understand and assess the interdisciplinary nature of complex systems and issues. These skills help me find innovative solutions with high regard to cultural competency and detailed projections of audience or consumer responses. Having studied rigorously across subjects, my commitment to learning and ability to pivot topics reflects my adaptability in professional and social settings.