Transportation planner
I’m a transportation planner at CDM Smith, working primarily in traffic and revenue analysis. I enjoy working with data and using it to better understand traffic and tolling trends.
Based in Hartford, Connecticut.
CDM Smith
June 2026 to present
I analyze traffic volumes and roadway performance to support transportation planning and managed lane studies.
A lot of my work involves developing traffic profiles and checking large datasets in Excel.
Pioneer Valley Planning Commission
Summer 2025At PVPC, I helped collect traffic data for pedestrian and cyclist safety studies. I also attended town meetings and made intersection diagrams in Excel to show traffic patterns and potential conflicts.
Excel · Field data collection
Sebago Town Office
Summer 2024During my internship in Sebago, I looked into the transfer station’s operating costs and billing practices. I gathered input from residents and wrote a report with recommendations, including adding a vehicle scale for construction and demolition waste.
Financial analysis · Community research
UMass Amherst
Econometrics projectFor my econometrics final project, I used regression modeling in R to look at the relationship between sleep quality and job satisfaction. The relationship was modest, and other factors appeared to matter more.
R / RStudio · Regression modeling
I graduated cum laude from UMass Amherst in May 2026 with a B.S. in Managerial Economics and a minor in Information Technology.
Before joining CDM Smith, I interned with the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission and the Sebago Town Office.
I’m originally from Cumberland, Maine, and now live in Connecticut. Outside of work, I enjoy golf and hiking.
CDM Smith
I work with traffic data to support traffic and revenue analysis, including managed lane studies.
Pioneer Valley Planning Commission
I collected and organized traffic counts. I also worked on road safety studies and used GIS for pavement assessments.
Sebago Town Office
I researched transfer station operations and gathered community feedback to develop recommendations for the town.
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