I’m a data systems strategist and records management specialist with deep experience in higher education advancement and enrollment operations. Currently at St. John’s University, I lead the development and execution of data workflows that support everything from constituent record integrity to CRM platform optimization. Trained as a philosopher and theologian, I approach systems work with an eye toward meaning, structure, and human consequence—bridging the technical and the reflective. My work sits at the intersection of systems thinking and institutional life: automating complex processes, managing cross-functional teams, and building sustainable infrastructure that scales while remaining attentive to the people it serves.

I specialize in building operations from the ground up. In my current role, I developed a dedicated records and data systems management unit, overseeing a growing portfolio of projects aligned with institutional advancement goals. My experience spans Salesforce-based CRMs such as Affinaquest and Slate, data integrations, lifecycle documentation, and stakeholder training. Alongside this professional work, I write as a philosopher and theologian, exploring questions of vocation, embodiment, ethics, and belonging—often drawing on the same attentiveness to structure and relation that guides my systems practice. Whether translating executive needs into backend logic or crafting tools and texts that invite clarity and reflection, I’m committed to transforming information into insight, and to building systems—technical and intellectual—that help people do their best work.