I’m a Senior Economist in the Office of the Chief Economist at Microsoft. Prior to joining Microsoft I was an Economics PhD candidate at UC Berkeley, where I focused on industrial organization and econometrics. My specific interests include causal machine learning, dynamic auctions, matching markets, learning-by-doing, productivity dynamics, and heterogeneous treatment effects in high dimensional settings.

In my spare time you might find me backpacking (Emigrant Wilderness is a favorite), cooking, or stuck in traffic trying to get to Kirkwood.