About
I am a Ph.D. student in Economics at Indiana University, Bloomington.
My research develops econometric methods for high-dimensional panel and functional data, with a focus on factor models and tensor structure. I use these methods to study heterogeneous teacher effects and common patterns in macroeconomic and financial data.
I’ll be on the 2026-2027 job market.
Featured Research
Estimating Heterogeneous Teacher Effects with Grouped Three-Way Interactive Fixed Effects
Job Market Paper
I develop a grouped three-way interactive fixed-effects model to estimate how teacher effects vary across student types in matched student–teacher achievement data.
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Research Interests
Econometrics, Large Dimensional Data Analysis, Machine Learning, Functional Data Analysis