The science of work, how we work, and how we experience work

I lead the people data & analytics function at the University of Virginia.

I developed and am teaching the inaugural people analytics graduate course (HRD6397) at the University of Houston.

I have a PhD in business psychology from The Chicago School. And have 20+ years of experience in people analytics.

I’m passionate about data visualization. My research in data literacy focused on how people see data clearly and think about its meaning.

I’ve presented at conferences sent workshops.

I write about people science as the intersection of IO psychology, people analytics, and the future of work. Find me on Google Scholar & ResearchGate.

SIOP People Analytics LEC panelist on managing stakeholder complexity.

SIOP panelist on Data, stories, and lessons on remote, hybrid, and on-site work; see the great return-to-office clash

Co-authored a SIOP paper on psychology and analytics

Society for
People Analytics
Mentor Connect, Education (2024-2026)