I'm an undergraduate and researcher at Stanford University, originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, raised in South Florida. My research interests primarily lie in explainability and trust in human-AI interaction, as well as social computing. I am a STEM Fellow at Stanford and am primarily advised by Michael Bernstein, Ranjay Krishna, and Tobias Gerstenberg. I also am advised by Arvind Satyanarayan at MIT. At Microsoft Research, I was fortunate to be advised by Gagan Bansal, Vera Liao, Adam Fourney, and Jennifer Wortman Vaughan.
I study symbolic systems and computer science, focusing on human-computer interaction and artificial intelligence. My studies and interests also span psychology, sociology, gender studies, musical instruments (piano, guitar, and voice) and music theory and production, theatre production, poetry, French and German philosophy and literature, and outdoor education.
I also ride horses, backpack and volcano trek, write stories and music, and read literature.
