Professional Portfolio

The Living Lab

Research, technical prototyping, and human performance inquiry focused on housing systems, administrative friction, and AI-supported regulatory tools for vulnerable populations.

Human Performance Technology
Housing Systems Research
AI-Assisted Coding

Professional Profile

I am an Occupational and Technical Studies Senior at Old Dominion University (3.95 GPA), serving as the Lead Technical Researcher for The Living Lab and an Operations Associate at UZURV. My work is rooted in an ethnographic audit based on almost 30 years of lived experience navigating federal housing systems, which I formalized in 2025 to address the "Bandwidth Tax" - the 30% cognitive drain caused by administrative friction. By integrating operational logistics with AI-assisted development, I engineered the RFTA Validator and an 11-prototype technical ecosystem submitted to the OpenAI Codex Creator Challenge. These Human Performance Technology (HPT) interventions replace cumbersome documentation with streamlined, bilingual "Hard Stops" to eliminate the "Signature Gap" and reduce program attrition. Currently, I am scaling this initiative through the $250,000 Virginia Housing Flagship Grant and the $2 million 2026 Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge, with the goal of early entry into a PhD program in HPT to advance AI-driven regulatory compliance for vulnerable populations.

Partnership and Submission

Community Partnerships & Institutional Integration

Collaborating with CVRC and RIL to scale The Living Lab research through the $2M Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge and the $250,000 Virginia Housing Flagship Training Grant.