I earned my Ph.D. in Economics from Binghamton University in 2025. My toolkit spans tools for both modeling and estimation, with particular depth in simulation-based methods and optimization. I can build traditional economic, game-theoretic, and computational simulation models to study phenomena. On the estimation side, I can apply causal inference and regression methods to either estimate a model directly or recover effects without fully specifying the underlying model, using reduced-form methods.
I currently serve as a research fellow at the CDC in their Division of Violence and Suicide Prevention and as an adjunct professor at Empire State University.