I received a BFA from The Cooper Union School of Art in 2014 with a concentration in printmaking. Following graduation, I spent several years in New York working as a mold maker and foundry craftsman in the fine art fabrication trade. I later received a Bookbinding diploma in 2019 from the North Bennet Street School program in Boston and embarked on a career in the field of Art and Cultural Heritage Conservation.

My pre-program experience includes summer conservation positions at the National Park Service in Lowell and the Weissman Preservation Center through the book internship program at Harvard's Graduate School of Design Francis Loeb Library. Upon completing the program, I spent a year at The Boston Athenaeum as their von Clemm and Driscoll Family fellow in book conservation, two years as the conservation technician at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston and a year at the New-York Historical Society.

Currently, I’m a second year graduate fellow M.A. and M.S. candidate in the Patricia H. & Richard E. Garman Art Conservation Department at Buffalo State. While at the program, I’ve had summer work placement positions at the Brooklyn Museum objects lab and at Whryta Contemporary Art Conservation, a private practice in the Bronx, NY.