I am an Economist at the World Bank, focusing on the intersection of labor markets, economic growth, digital development, and the economic impacts of natural disasters. My work blends rigorous economic analysis with real-world application, delivering data-driven policy recommendations that support inclusive and resilient development.

In my PhD research, I examined key drivers of income inequality—including globalization, financial liberalization, and natural disasters—by analyzing their effects across different segments of the income distribution and various units of analysis, such as countries, counties, and households. In 2018, I had the opportunity to deepen my research as a Visiting Scholar at Princeton University. 

I obtained my Master's degree in Economics at the University of Zurich. Prior to my Masters, I studied Economics (B.Sc. in 2014) and Political Science (B.A. in 2012) at the University of Munich. From 2012 to 2013, I conducted an Erasmus exchange year at the University of Bergen, Norway. 

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