Biography

I am a postdoctoral research and teaching fellow in the Vancouver School of Economics and the Centre for Innovative Data in Economic Research at the University of British Columbia.

I will be on the job market in the 2024-2025 academic year.

My primary fields are industrial organization, behavioural economics, and market design. I make use of experiments as well as applied econometrics and microeconomic theory.

My work is focused on understanding the relationship between market structure, network structure, and economic outcomes. To answer these complex questions, my research generally makes contributions to computational tools and methods that help extend the frontier of what we can learn from data.

Currently I’m applying this perspective to study pricing, market design, and regulation policy in energy markets as well in as online markets and social networks. I’ve also examined network patterns of collaboration, corruption and influence, experience goods, and reputation systems in digital market platforms.

Read more about my research here, or in my CV.

I teach graduate and undergraduate courses in quantitative economics and data science. For course notes and other information, see here.