I perform research at the intersection of literary studies, NLP and machine learning. I also teach courses on humanities programming and ML experiment design.

I am a Lecturer in the Johns Hopkins University Center for Digital Humanities and an Assistant Research Scientist in the JHU Department of Computer Science. I am also an affiliate of the JHU Center for Language and Speech Processing.

Previously, I earned my PhD from the UCLA Department of English. My dissertation focused on computational analysis of the variety of nonstandard orthographies used in 19th century United States literature.