I am a first year Economics (MECS) PhD student in the Departments of Managerial Economics & Decision Sciences and Strategy at Kellogg, Northwestern University. I recently graduated with Honors in Economics and a minor in Statistics from The University of Chicago.

I’m still figuring out my research priorities but am broadly interested in Empirical Industrial Organization, related applied micro topics (Energy, Health, Financial, Public, Labor and Environmental economics) and Behavioral/Applied Consumer Choice. I’m deeply passionate about understanding human decision making at the individual level causally and disentangling the impact of people’s choices in aggregate. My priorities lie in projects which help drive and inform policy.

Over the past decade, I have worked as a researcher in both academic and industry settings. On the academic side, I worked on projects in Labor, Political, Experimental, Environmental and Behavioral economics at UChicago (BFI & Booth), Northwestern (Kellogg), Columbia (SIPA), FGV (EPGE). In industry, I worked as a quantitative investment analyst at Rio Bravo Investimentos and individual credit concession policy researcher at Itau Unibanco.