I’m a sixth-year PhD student in economics at Carnegie Mellon. I am also at Revelio Labs as a data scientist. Here are some of my research interests:

Integrating statistical learning and decision theory with traditional economic settings, like markets and games. I especially want to understand how these settings behave with mixed populations of statistical and economic agents.
Using task-, worker-, firm-, and industry-level data to understand the impact of AI on (a) how individual workers do their jobs, and (b) what those jobs are.
Understanding the feedback and strategic considerations involved with the deployment, design, and evaluation of AI systems.

Before CMU, I was a volunteer developer for QuantEcon, where I created software packages like Expectations.jl and InstantiateFromURL.jl.