I have a PhD from University of Tromsø - The Arctic University of Norway, where I focused on imaging and understanding fluid flow pathways and gas-water-rock interactions in the sedimented Knipovich Mid-Ocean Spreading Ridge.

All of my work focusses on understanding how fluid moves through the subsurface. Both in the past, in mineralization events, and currently - for understanding subsurface reservoirs and their potential for geological storage. I primarily work with geophysical data however I can also work with other geoscience data sets.

I am a research fellow at the Memorial University of Newfoundland currently where I am developing an understanding of CO2 sequestration opportunities around Canada. In particular, I focus on assessing and characterizing potential CO2 sequestration sites. I have consulted in both onshore minerals and offshore oil and gas industries, in a geophysics and geoscience capacity.