Welcome!

I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Notre Dame (Keough School of Global Affairs) and AIM for Scale Secretariat.

I am an applied microeconomist working in development economics, with interests in agriculture, environment, and human capital. I use experimental and quasi-experimental methods. Much of my work studies the information frictions that keep smallholder farmers from adopting agricultural technologies, and what those adoption choices mean for productivity, nutrition, and climate resilience. My work spans Sub-Saharan Africa (Uganda, Ethiopia), Latin America (Guatemala, Mexico), and Central Asia (Tajikistan).

I completed my PhD at the Paris School of Economics in 2026. I previously worked as a Research Analyst at IFAD and as a Pre-Doctoral Fellow at CGIAR’s Standing Panel on Impact Assessment.

I am on the 2026–27 economics job market.