Ph.D. student in economics at Johns Hopkins University. I tutor math and economics from middle school through undergraduate, consult on quantitative policy questions and litigation, and build tools at the intersection of economics and AI.
One-on-one online tutoring in mathematics, economics, and statistics — from middle school through undergraduate. Sessions via Zoom with full recording and transparency.
Book a session →Quantitative analysis for policy and litigation. Health policy, energy markets, and applied econometrics for regulatory and legal proceedings — delivered with AI-augmented tools for faster, more transparent reporting.
Learn more →Ph.D. research in economics at Johns Hopkins University. Work spans quantitative macroeconomics, household finance, and wealth inequality. Published notes, working papers, and teaching materials.
View papers →I'm a PhD candidate in Economics at Johns Hopkins University, where my research focuses on heterogeneous agent macroeconomics and wealth inequality. I hold B.A. degrees in Economics and Mathematics from Trinity University.
Before my PhD, I interned at the Federal Reserve Board's Financial Stability Division. I've served as a section instructor and teaching assistant for macro theory and applied economics courses at JHU.
I've tutored students through VarsityTutors and independently across a wide range of subjects — and I bring the same rigor I apply to my research to every teaching session.
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