I created an interactive scrollytelling map that showed the geography of the Skagit River from the sea to the dams the story centered on.

I created an interactive map that overlaid historic redlining maps with the locations of the story's subjects and the toxic Defense Depot.

I helped gather and visualize data to tell the story of extremists gathering in Telegram chats.

I worked with LongLead as an interactive producer and supporting developer to bring this award-winning story to life.

I worked with reporter George Joseph to visualize the network and clusters of NYPD officers accused of misconduct using previously unreleased CCRB data.

I contributed to the team that built early prototypes of Carnegie Melon's COVIDCast tool which was used to visualize early indicators of the disease in the beginning of the pandemic.

I worked with David Byler and the Washington Post Engineering Team to create an interactive simulation that let a user tweak predictions for the 2020 presidential election.

I worked with NBC News reporter Ben Collins to analyze leaked data from Andrew Yang's Discord chat that showed anti-semitic and racist messages in the group.

I spearheaded an internal effort to develop new D3-powered mapping software used for visualizing election maps and results live, through a touchscreen app wielded by Steve Kornacki known as the "Big Board".

I worked with NBC News Reporter Ben Popken to analyze and visualize over 200k tweets sent by known Russian trolls during the 2016 election.