Hannah, Wellesley '25, is a data science major hoping to concentrate in biostatistics. Hannah is passionate about leveraging the power of data analytics in a public health context to build a more nuanced understanding of specific populations' needs and eventually solve health inequalities, aligning with Lambent Data's mission. On campus, she is involved with the Chinatown Afterschool Program, Wellesley Engineering Society, and Chinatown Citizenship. She enjoys watching films, doing yoga and pilates, and cooking in her free time.

Olivia, Tulane '24, is double majoring in Marketing and Management. She is thrilled to be a part of Lambent Data's mission and is looking forward to helping OurREACH™ users make the most of the resources provided to them. In the past, she has worked on campaigns creating and managing marketing materials for a children’s book and an accompanying online product. Olivia is interested in developing exceptional product experiences for both current and potential users. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, traveling and cooking.

Carrie, Wellesley College '25, is interested in learning how technology can improve people's livelihoods. She joined Lambent Data to gain exposure to the role tech plays in healthcare and to expand her knowledge on the world of data analytics and communications. At Wellesley, she is a member of the varsity soccer team. Carrie also enjoys spending time outdoors and exploring new places.

Marcos, Princeton ’25, is studying Operations Research and Financial Engineering with certificates in Computer Science and in Statistics and Machine Learning. He is interested in exploring the fields of finance, entrepreneurship, data analysis, and machine learning. On campus, Marcos is involved in many different extracurricular activities; he is an active member of Business Today, Princeton’s Men’s Club Soccer team, and Princeton’s branch of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. Marcos also loves watching and playing sports in his free time.

Ketya, Princeton '24, is concentrating in Computer Science with a certificate in Statistics and Machine Learning. Beyond his interest in computing, Ketya is also passionate about social work, such as running workshops to educate youth about HIV/AIDS in his home country, Cambodia. He is an active member of the Princeton Taekwondo club and the Princeton ESports club. Outside the classroom, he enjoys going to the gym, playing soccer, and playing video games.

Alisha, Wellesley College ‘25, is a student of Cognitive and Cellular Neuroscience. She is passionate about improving accessibility of information for underserved populations in healthcare and looks forward to working with the Lambent Data team in various spheres to help serve these populations and the workers that support them. Alisha is currently the publicity chair for Wellesley’s chapter of the Boston Healthcare for the Homeless program, a Residential Assistant, and an employee at a sustainable co-op. In her free time, Alisha enjoys learning languages, playing badminton, and reading.

Sandy, Wellesley '25, is majoring in Computer Science. Sandy is passionate about leveraging the applications of computing to improve accessibility for underrepresented communities. She is excited in further contributing towards this goal through Lambent Data's mission to improve health outcomes for low-income families. At Wellesley, she enjoys volunteering through the organization Robogals to increase the engagement of young girls in STEM. In her free time, she can be seen reading and playing tennis.

Sung, Princeton '25,  is pursuing a major in Operations Research and Financial Engineering (ORFE), and potential minors in Computer Science, Applied and Computational Mathematics, and Statistics & Machine Learning. He is interested in a variety of applications of math and science and joined Lambent Data to gain experience with how technology helps people in the real world. At Princeton, Sung is involved with Business Today and Princeton Society of Philosophy. In his free time, he enjoys trying new foods and listening to classical music.

Remi, Wellesley '24, is interested in computational social science and other fields at the intersection of sociology and computer science, such as user experience (UX) and human-computer interaction (HCI). She thinks technology can be a powerful tool for social good, and she greatly appreciates Lambent Data's commitment to harnessing this tool. On campus she is a member of Fusion, Wellesley's multiracial and multicultural organization, as well as a member of the varsity soccer team. In her free time she enjoys listening to new music and reading good books.

Mary, Princeton '25, is planning to major in Computer Science. Mary joined Lambent Data in the summer of 2022 because of her interest in using technology to serve communities in need. She has worked with many arts nonprofits in the past, giving tours and creating art for local communities, but she is excited to learn more about how tech can be used to help people as well. Mary became interested in computer science in college and hopes to meld her interest in art, writing and coding together. In her free time, Mary enjoys cooking, painting and playing video games.

Aliea, Wellesley '24, is majoring in Media Arts and Sciences with a concentration in Computer Science and a minor in Economics. She is interested in studying the intersection between art and computer science, sustainable design, and human-computer interaction (HCI). Within HCI, she's particularly interested in generating more accessible designs, conducting heuristic evaluations to gain a deeper insight into user preferences, and developing user personas and workflow(s). At Wellesley, Aliea is a computer science TA and she works at the Babson College maker space. Outside of classes, she is a DJ and the Business Director for the college radio station WZLY. She is also a member of the squash team, a member of the literature society (Zeta Alpha) and of the co-op Café Hoop.

Emma, Case Western Reserve '25, is planning to major in Economics and Finance, with a minor in Psychology. She is interested in how companies engage with clients and wants to contribute her writing and speaking experience to help the Lambent team. Emma spent most of her childhood in London and Shanghai. She participated in drama and debate all through high school, winning a departmental distinction for theatre and becoming a state semi-finalist in debate. Outside of school, she has tutored youth in piano and various academic subjects.

Klea, Princeton '25, is an international student from Greece and Albania. After seeing the limited access to healthcare being one of the main reasons members of her community migrated to different countries across the globe, she became interested in looking into how sources can be more efficiently allocated. Lambent Data's goals align with her own and she is more than excited to be an intern for the summer of 2022.

Tyler, Rowan '23, is studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. He finds embedded systems engineering very interesting, and he is thinking of pursuing a career geared towards that area in the future. He is a 3rd degree black belt and helps teach karate. He is also an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America and enjoys solving Rubik's Cubes.