I am a research economist at The ROCKWOOL Foundation Research Unit. 

Additionally, I serve as a research officer at the Centre for Research & Analysis of Migration (CReAM) and a Research Affiliate at IZA. 

My research interests span the fields of Labor Economics, Economics of Crime, and Applied Microeconomics. Specifically, my current research focuses on the consequences of crime for criminals, victims, and individuals growing up in high-crime areas; how the housing market shapes inequality; and how early exposure to entrepreneurship impacts female decision-making about entrepreneurship and their performance as entrepreneurs.