Nyle is a senior neuroscience major at Johns Hopkins University who scored a 524 on the MCAT. He serves as the Head PILOT Leader for Johns Hopkins' Biostatistics course, where he leads weekly peer-led problem-solving sessions and supervises a team of seven PILOT leaders. Nyle also works in a neurodevelopment lab at Johns Hopkins, currently using optogenetics to study microtubule dynamics and axon branching. He is a co-author on a 2026 paper in Fluids and Barriers of the CNS evaluating shunt valve performance in a benchtop hydrocephalus model. His clinical experience includes nearly two years as a medical assistant at the Neurospine Center of Wisconsin. Drawing on his teaching experience, Nyle focuses on helping students build a conceptual framework and efficient test-taking strategies. In his free time, Nyle enjoys playing tennis, running, and trying new restaurants across Baltimore.