I am currently a Teaching Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Leeds, and a part-time Lecturer at NYU London in aesthetics.

At Leeds, I teach continental philosophy, ethics, and feminist philosophy. Before joining Leeds in 2024, I was a Teaching Associate at the University of Cambridge. At Cambridge, I taught courses in aesthetics, ethics, continental philosophy, and political philosophy.

In 2021, I began my AHRC-funded doctoral research at King's College London. My dissertation revived the philosophical contributions of the 19th-century Russian thinker V.G. Belinsky, reconstructing his ethical and aesthetic framework through the interpretive lenses of Kantian and Hegelian thought. I was especially interested in Belinsky’s idea that art could serve as a form of public enquiry in censorious political climates.

During my time at Kings, I also served as the administrator for the Centre for Philosophy of Art worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant.