I am a J.D./LL.M. candidate in International & Comparative Law at Duke University School of Law and a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, where I studied game design and generative AI as part of the Design Media Arts program.

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My current interests center on privacy, surveillance, and copyright, as well as broader regulatory and national security issues arising from artificial intelligence. I am also particularly interested in the use of biometric technologies in law enforcement and other government contexts.

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Before law school, my research focused primarily on immigration law, migration policy, and government surveillance. I have conducted legal and policy research in both academic and professional settings, including through Amnesty International and the UCLA Center for the Study of International Migration.

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This website brings together my publications, research projects, and professional work.