Resume

Cube, Duke’s entrepreneurship community, was one of the biggest parts of my college life. It combined an interest in startups and technology with an active social community where I met many of my closest friends. It was also the community that inspired me to pursue a career in tech.

I helped run Bull City Beds, a bed rental business operated by Duke students that delivers 200+ orders and generates over $70,000 in revenue each year. As a managing partner and CFO, my work ranged from planning business growth to moving bed frames in and out of dorm rooms, with inventory management and customer support in between.

From my freshman dorm’s House Council to Senior Class Council, I spent all four years at Duke helping shape student life on campus. Across my dorm, quad, and campus leadership roles, I oversaw more than $100,000 in combined budgets to organize events that brought students together—from basketball watch parties and school dances to midnight breakfasts.

In Duke Impact Investing Group’s consulting division, I worked on three client projects and oversaw seven analysts. I worked directly with climate tech startups including Cemvita and Carbon Limit, exploring questions about market expansion, product strategy, and competition. We delivered our research and recommendations in reports to the companies’ CEOs.

As a consulting analyst with Duke Energy Club, I worked on two projects exploring different sides of climate technology. For Terrafuse AI, I evaluated how its physical climate risk assessment capabilities compared with competitors and delivered our findings to the CEO. For the startup accelerator Third Derivative, I researched applications for blockchain in climate tech and shared the findings with its executives.