PreDoctoral Fellow in Economics
I'm a PreDoctoral Fellow in Economics at Purdue University, where I've completed the first-year sequence of the economics PhD program. My research interests are in development economics, environmental and climate economics, and applied microeconomics. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Purdue University, awarded in May 2025.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
As a Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Department of Economics at Purdue University, I've held weekly recitations for Principles of Economics, graded assignments and helped design examinations for Intermediate Microeconomics, and organized and coordinated review workshops for Principles of Microeconomics.
Graduate Research Assistant
As a Graduate Research Assistant to Professor Alejandra Espino, I developed a Rules of Origin calculator to parse and analyze USMCA automotive tariff regulations, structuring complex regional and labor value content requirements into an accessible analytical tool.
Before starting my PhD, I worked as a Software Engineer Intern at Underscore Technology, a Research Intern at Elanco, and an Undergraduate Research and Teaching Assistant at Purdue University's Daniels School of Business and Department of Computer Science.
In my free time, I like to knit, lift, run, read, and watch TV!