I am currently a Research Scientist in Statistical Programming at Flatiron Health, where I translate complex oncological research questions into real-world evidence using clinical data and rigorous econometric methods. Prior to my current position, I was a post-doctoral scholar in health economics, and I taught a course to junior and senior-level undergraduates on neoclassical and behavioral decision making.

I completed my Ph.D. in Public Policy Analysis at The Ohio State University in 2024. My academic research examines the household financial consequences of chronic illness — diabetes, cancer, and other costly medical conditions — with emphasis on economic mobility, credit outcomes, labor supply, and inter-generational wealth transfer.

I specialise in causal inference models.