I am a dedicated researcher currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics at Stony Brook University, where I conducted in-depth research in applied labor economics, culminating in my dissertation on "Female Labor Supply And Family Choices," advised by Prof. Steven Stern. My academic journey has honed my expertise in structural modeling, extensive data analysis and simulation. Alongside my research, I have been actively involved in teaching, with experience in designing and instructing courses on money and banking, as well as corporate finance. Proficient in Python, R, SQL, Stata, Fortran, and SAS, I am enthusiastic about translating rigorous economics research into real-world applications. 

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