I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at George Washington University and a Short-Term Consultant at the World Bank. My research explores innovative approaches to policy design aimed at reducing educational inequities. I bring prior industry experience in designing predictive models that improved decision-making and operational efficiency. Beyond my professional endeavors, I am dedicated to volunteering with education-focused non-profits.
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at George Washington University and a Short-Term Consultant at the World Bank. My research explores innovative approaches to policy design aimed at reducing educational inequities. I bring prior industry experience in designing predictive models that improved decision-making and operational efficiency. Beyond my professional endeavors, I am dedicated to volunteering with education-focused non-profits.
Currently on the 2024-25 job market, I am seeking opportunities that combine analytical rigor with impactful problem-solving.
Currently on the 2024-25 job market, I am seeking opportunities that combine analytical rigor with impactful problem-solving.
Primary fields: Applied Microeconomics, Economics of Education, Development Economics
Secondary fields: Labor & Behavioral Economics
