CEO and Co-Founder of TurbineHub, shaping the future of wind energy through innovative GIS software. Leveraging a rich background in energy investments and fluid dynamics, I'm committed to advancing sustainable energy solutions. At the heart of my journey is a dedication to transforming the way we harness wind power, reflecting my deep-rooted belief in technology's role in environmental stewardship.

Driven by my passion for energy and data-driven decision-making, I embarked on a career journey that spans from oil and gas to the dynamic world of wind energy. Through this diverse professional experience I have developed a strong background in energy asset analysis, investment strategies, and large scale data management.

I am the Esther and Harold E. Edgerton Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at MIT. Our group studies environmental fluid mechanics and the modeling, optimization, and control of renewable and efficient energy systems. This work is focused at the intersection of fluid mechanics, weather and climate modeling, uncertainty quantification, and optimization and control with an emphasis on renewable energy systems.