I am an applied economics PhD specializing in causal inference, forecasting, and large-scale data analysis. My work focuses on quantifying behavioral responses, evaluating interventions, and building reproducible analytical workflows using quasi-experimental methods and modern data tools to support evidence-based decision-making.
Causal inference (Difference-in-Differences, event studies, instrumental variables, etc.)
Forecasting and predictive analytics
Large-scale data analysis (100M+ observations)
Reproducible analytical workflows and automation
Translating empirical findings into actionable business and policy insights
Portfolio: Public projects in forecasting, marketing analytics, automation, and applied causal inference available on GitHub.
I am interested in roles where I can apply causal inference and large-scale data analysis to real-world decision-making. This includes economist, applied research, and data-focused roles in industry, policy, and technology organizations.