I'm a PhD student at MIT Sloan in the Institute for Work and Employment Research, with interests in labor market inequality and applied microeconomics. I focus on how technological shocks, policy changes, and structural economic shifts shape worker outcomes across regions and demographic groups.
I hold a BA from Columbia University in Economics. I was named a 2024 Marshall Scholar, through which I completed an MSc Economics and MSc in Economic History from the London School of Economics (LSE). My MSc Economic History thesis received the department prize for best dissertation.
You can see my most recent CV here, and writing samples here.