I'm a Mongolian-born epidemiologist working at the intersection of infectious disease, environmental health, and data science. My path has taken me from medical school in Ulaanbaatar to a Fulbright-funded MPH, a PhD at USC studying air pollution's toll on health, frontline COVID-19 leadership at Mongolia's National Center for Communicable Diseases, and now a CFEP fellowship with the Public Health Agency of Canada in British Columbia. I build open-source R tools, including the CRAN-published mongolstats package, to make public health data more accessible.