I am a PhD Candidate in economics at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada.

I specialize in consumer demand, structural microeconomics, and applied econometrics. My job market paper develops a data-driven structural framework to analyze how households allocate resources across members when facing high-dimensional product choices. More broadly, my research agenda focuses on using data with limited information to address welfare-related questions, including gender disparities in consumption, economies of scale in cohabitation, and the measurement of cost of living using high-frequency consumer data. I also have award-winning teaching experience across core economics courses and aim to foster clear, inclusive, and rigorous learning.

I am on the 2025/26 job market.

You can find my full CV here.

Education

• Ph.D. (Economics) Simon Fraser University, Canada, 2020-Expected 2026

• M.A. (Economics) National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, 2018-2020

• B.A. (Economics) National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, 2011-2015