I am an economist and senior application engineer at MathWorks, where I build computational tools for fellow economists and assist with their econometric modeling.
Formerly, I was a research economist at the U.S. Census Bureau working on the modernization of statistical disclosure methods, such as differential privacy.
I received my Ph.D. in Economics in 2022 at the University of Iowa, where I specialized in econometrics and empirical industrial organization. My dissertation examined identification and estimation of production functions with unobserved heterogeneity.
Ph.D. in Economics, 2022
University of Iowa
MA in Economics, 2018
University of Iowa
BA in Economics. Minor in Mathematics, 2016
California State University, Fullerton
Slowly Scaling Per-Record Differential Privacy (with Brian Finley, Anthony Caruso, Ashwin Machanavajjhala, Mikaela Meyer, David Pujol, William Sexton, and Zachary Terner)
A Dynamic Framework for Identification and Estimation of Nonseparable Production Functions
(Job Market Paper)
Estimating Quantile Production Functions: A Control Function Approach (with Suyong Song)
(Under Review)
Multinomial Randomized Response for Data Sharing (with Caleb Floyd and Rolando Rodriguez)
Identification of Gross-Output Production Functions with Mismeasured Inputs
Estimating Industry Competitor Network Effects on Firm-Level Productivity
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