I am a PhD candidate in political science at UCLA, focusing on political economy and methodology.

My research examines how firms navigate and influence their political environments. I study non-market strategy, corporate political activity, the role of money in politics, elections and public opinion, and how emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, shape organizational decision-making and democratic institutions. I develop and apply machine learning and causal inference tools to address these questions.

I hold an MS in statistics and a BS in mathematics. You can access my CV here.