About Me

I am recent graduate of the Toulouse School of Economics, where I received my Masters in Econometrics and Empirical Economics. My main areas of interest are the intersections of housing, transportation, city design, climate, and energy. I am open to and looking for work that is ideally somewhere on the venn diagram of these fields. Currently, I am participating in a coding challenge through Capgemini and Microsoft with the objective of using image recognition models to predict carbon emissions, biodiversity, and solar potential from aerial images.

My main analytical tools are Python, MS SQL Server, R, and Tableau. I also have some experience with STATA and Matlab. I frequently use Latex for building reports and presentations.

I am an avid podcast listener, and stay up to date with 99% invisible, Throughline, Planet Money, and The War on Cars. I am also a regular reader of Bloomberg City Lab, Streetsblog, Strong Towns, BikePortland (a local biking blog), and Eater PDX (a local restaurant blog). In my free time, I enjoy hiking, biking, ping pong, mushroom hunting, and cooking.