Hello there! I am currently an economics Ph.D. candidate here at the University of Washington-Seattle where I'm learning to utilize causal inference techniques to take advantage of informative and interesting data to tell good stories and help stakeholders make decisions.

In summer 2025, I will join Analysis Group in New York as a Summer Associate Intern. In this role, I will leverage my applied microeconomics expertise to collaborate with a team of skilled economic consultants, contributing to a variety of impactful projects and cases. 

Currently, I am a member of the talented Arizona Diamondbacks' R&D team, where I develop models to identify areas for improvement and provide actionable insights to enhance player performance. More recently, I worked as the Data Analytics Intern for the Statcast team at Major League Baseball. As a treat to myself, I also try to work on expected stats, predictive models, and game theoretical models. 

My main graduate school project examines the relationship between e-commerce development and urban migration patterns in contemporary rural China. More broadly, I'm interested in studying the causal impact of policies and programs around the world, especially in developing country contexts.

Prior to falling in love with Seattle, I spent about 5 years in America's Dairyland, obtaining my undergraduate degrees from and working for the University of Wisconsin-Madison. And I enjoyed some formative high school years in the First State, Delaware, after growing up in Chengdu, China where, as I would always tell everyone who asks, the spicy food and pandas are from.