devrel engineer · data scientist · librarian · author · podcaster
I build tools for developer education, tell stories about computing history, and create technical content that makes complex systems accessible.
Currently
- Senior Developer Relations Engineer at Anaconda, building Python ecosystem content and tooling
- Creator and host of Found in the {Machine}, a narrative podcast on computing history (14 full episodes)
- Co-author of The Universe in 13 Graphs (University of Chicago Press, 2027)
Previously
Led $1M+ in open science and digital preservation grants at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, built enterprise data infrastructure, and influenced software citation practices in astronomy.
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Latest Podcast Episode
Episode 14: Entropy Hunters: Random Numbers and Chaos Machines
July 21, 2026
Latest Conference Talk
Down the Rabbit Hole: History of the README and Why You Should Care
DevRel Video Content
Short-form technical videos on Python tooling, AI/ML concepts, and developer workflows for Anaconda.
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The Universe in 13 Graphs
A book exploring the history of cosmic discoveries through the lens of thirteen groundbreaking graphs.
Found in the {Machine}
A narrative podcast about the surprising histories, strange origins, and forgotten humans behind the tools and language of computing.
Anaconda Labs
A GitHub organization housing educational resources, demos, tutorials, and explainers for developers working with Anaconda's tools, with an automated resource registry and lifecycle system.
Project PHaEDRA
An initiative to catalog, digitize, transcribe, and enrich the metadata of over 2,500 logbooks and notebooks produced by Women Astronomical Computers and other early astronomers at the Harvard College Observatory.