I am a PhD Candidate at Northwestern University studying macroeconomics. I am broadly interested in heterogeneity on the firm side of the macroeconomy. In each of my projects, I aim to combine empirical evidence on how firms differ from one another with tractable models clarifying and quantifying the aggregate implications of such differences.

In Summer 2026, I was a Dissertation Fellow at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. I am currently a visiting scholar at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.

Before my PhD, I was a pre-doc at Northwestern University and an AmeriCorps VISTA at the IndyEast Promise Zone. I also ran cross-country and track at the University of Chicago.