Foreign Affairs Officer
U.S. Department of State
Washington, District of Columbia
Foreign Affairs Officer; Office of Bilateral and Regional Affairs, Information and Communications Policy Division, Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy (CDP)
Led the CDP Bureau’s bilateral engagement on digital economy policy issues in the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and North Africa regions, in coordination with Washington policymakers and U.S. embassy officials.
Advanced the U.S. government’s telecommunications and digital policies by building coalitions among U.S. government and industry stakeholders to engage with foreign governments and achieve shared objectives.
Advocated for secure and trusted information and communications technology (ICT) and digital infrastructure supply chains, including in 4G and 5G networks, undersea cables, satellites, data centers, and cloud platforms.
Promoted U.S. ICT and technology companies in foreign markets and advocated for digital, data, and AI laws, policies, and regulations that facilitate market access, provide transparency, and support fair competition.
Planned and coordinated CDP Bureau senior-level officials’ participation in the bilateral digital economy dialogues with Japan (2023 and 2024) and India (2024), including agendas, meetings, and actionable outcomes.
Served as Departmental lead for the Quad Critical and Emerging Technology Working Group, including cross-functional collaboration, U.S. interagency coordination, and engagement with foreign government counterparts.
Co-led meetings of the Digital Deal Team, an interagency group organized to coordinate advocacy and commercial diplomacy to support U.S. companies competing in ICT and digital infrastructure project tenders.
Earned individual and group meritorious and superior service awards for outstanding work (2020-2025).
