People-first professional rooted in psychology, human services and hospitality. Off the clock, chasing horizons on two wheels.
I'm a psychology graduate who has spent the last several years working directly with people — as a behavior technician supporting children with autism, as a property manager keeping guests and properties running smoothly, and as a recruiting coordinator connecting candidates with the right opportunities.
Across every role, the thread has been the same: listen closely, keep things organized, and make sure people feel taken care of — whether that's a client, a guest, a candidate, or a coworker.
Outside of work, I'm usually planning the next trip or the next ride — I find a lot of the same focus and curiosity on the road that I bring to my work with people.
A quick look at the path so far — this section will grow into a running journal over time.
Running day-to-day operations for short-term rental properties — guest relations, scheduling, vendors, and the hundred small details that keep a stay running smoothly.
Delivered 1:1 ABA therapy to children with autism and developmental delays, executing BCBA-designed behavior intervention plans.
Supported a caseload of 70+ clients, tracking behavioral data and partnering with families to drive measurable progress.
Handled office administration, recruiting outreach, and candidate-client matchmaking for an aerospace software staffing firm.
There's a clarity that comes from the open road that I can't get anywhere else.
New places, new people, new perspective — always planning the next trip.
What makes people tick has fascinated me since undergrad — and still does at work every day.