I am a PhD candidate at
New York University, working in the
Department of Technology, Operations, and Statistics (TOPS), advised by prof. Arun Sundararajan.
My research sits at the intersection of economics, statistics, and machine learning, with a focus on market design and AI and automation in multisided marketplaces.
I study how platform design shapes participant incentives and market outcomes, and specialize in evaluating the economic impact of policies and design choices using RCTs, quasi-experimental methods, and structural models.
A parallel stream examines the economic behavior of intelligent agents, including generative AI, and how to deploy and optimize them in business contexts through economic principles.
When I’m not doing research, I am an avid reader of fiction and enjoy exploring various outdoor sports,
including snowboarding, mountain climbing, and occasionally marathon running.