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My jobs have asked for very different things. The mix changes from role to role, but the toolbox only gets bigger.
How my time has shifted
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Rough numbers for now. I'm still working these out.
J-PAL GlobalAI Policy Associate, Project AI Evidence
Connecting rigorous evaluation with decisions about where and how AI can help.
Toolbox 19 tools so far
- Python
- Jupyter
- Gaussian process regression
- Uncertainty quantification
- Leading sections of 40
- Explaining micro and macro
- R
- Statistical sampling
- Market concentration analysis
- Expert reports
- Automated market monitoring
- Municipal bond markets
- Policy briefings
- Partnerships with governments and NGOs
- Evidence-to-policy writing
- Project coordination
- Vibe coding
- D3 and web apps
- PhD econometrics coursework
Experience
- 2026–now
J-PAL Global
AI Policy Associate, Project AI Evidence
Connecting rigorous evaluation with decisions about where and how AI can help.
- 2025–26
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Research Assistant, Finance Department
Automated municipal bond market monitoring and researched transaction costs, liquidity, yields, and market stress.
- 2024
Berkeley Research Group
Summer Associate, Economics & Damages
Built Python and R workflows for statistical sampling, market concentration analysis, and expert reports.
- 2023–25
University of Virginia
Economics Teaching Fellow
Led weekly sections of about 40 students in Principles of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics.
- 2023
William & Mary
Machine Learning Research Assistant
Applied Gaussian process regression to speed up complex simulations and quantify uncertainty for NASA research.
Education
- 2026–now
Chicago Booth
Graduate coursework in PhD econometrics, PhD labor economics, and MBA health economics.
- 2021–25
University of Virginia
B.A. Economics, highest distinction. B.A. Mathematics, distinction. Echols Scholar.
Awards
Hill Award, UVA Alumni Award, Jihoon Rim Scholarship, SEED Data Challenge (1st place).
Research projects are on the projects page. For anything else, email me.