• Selected as 1 of 14 externs (4% acceptance rate) for Analysis Group’s inaugural Associate Externship Program
• Conducted qualitative research on a high-profile legal complaint involving a carriage fee dispute, synthesizing key facts and the regulatory landscape
• Analyzed subscriber and financial data to uncover trends, estimate damages, and deliver actionable insights to support strategic recommendations during a case
• Collaborated with Associates on live case discussions and client deliverables, concluding the externship with a team presentation of research findings to Analysis Group colleagues

Arizona Residential Utility Consumer Office

• Supported expert witness testimony for Professor Stanley Reynolds by conducting data-driven assessments of household energy burden, analyzing electricity spending as a share of income across geographic and socioeconomic groups
• Gathered, aggregated, and cleaned 10+ gigabytes of retail electricity billing records and U.S. Census income data, linking Arizona utility customers to ZIP-code-level income measures

ECON 418-518: Introduction to Econometrics

• Developed curriculum and independently instructed 20+ students on econometrics and machine learning, receiving a mean teaching evaluation score of 94%
• Guided students in using R for data science, econometrics, and machine learning using real-world examples and data

ECON 200: Basic Economic Issues

• Led teams of 10+ undergraduate and graduate students as the head teaching assistant in this 500+ student course
• Coordinated between the course instructor and TAs/preceptors on meetings, deadlines, and deliverables

• ECON 435: Public Sector Economics
• ECON 460: Industrial and Antitrust Economics
• ECON 502B: Computational Methods and Dynamic Models (Ph.D.)