Student researcher interested in modelling incentives, behavior, and strategic decision-making.
My work focuses on political and economic modeling, using data analysis to understand strategic behavior. I’ve worked in both academic research and startup environments, and I’m comfortable with the goals, pace, and tools of each. Currently, I’m especially interested in how people and institutions make interactive decisions in public policy and economic contexts. In my free time, I like to paint and collect soviet watches.
Worked in R and ArcGIS, building repeatable pipelines for spatial joins, political data analysis, and visualization, supporting insights into nationalization within and across countries.
Developed fixed-income comparison instruments showing Charitable Gift Annuities are a more profitable financial vehicle than Commercial Annuities in 53% of age-tax-bracket pairings, yet remain underutilized, most likely due to poor marketing.
Applied Word2Vec embeddings with LSTM and BiLSTM models to classify text by philosophical alignment using a corpus of philosophical texts with 89% accuracy.
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Farm to People
Philosophy, Politics and Economics, BA: Choice & Behavior, Minor in Data Science