Detail-oriented Ph.D. candidate in Applied Economics & Statistics with expertise in choice modeling, causal inference, and machine
learning
Location
Gainesville, FL
Education
U
University of Florida
August 2022 - December 2026
expected degree
Ph.D
major
Applied Economics
minor
Statistics
coursework
Regression Analysis
Machine Learning
Applied Microeconometrics
Experimental Economics
Design of Experiments
Applied Valuation Methods
Survival Analysis
U
University of Delaware
February 2021 - July 2022
Work Experience
U
University of Florida
Graduate Research Assistant
Gainesville, VA, United States
August 2022 - present
company
University of Florida
title
Graduate Research Assistant
overview
Choice Experiment and Structural Equation Modeling | R, SAS, Qualtrics
• Designed a D-optimal choice experiment (D-error = 0.067) to analyze the impact of regulatory frameworks, estimating consumer
WTP and purchase decisions using a Mixed Logit Model
• Developed an integrated model combining PLS-SEM, NCA, and fs/QCA to analyze consumer purchase intentions, identifying key
drivers and offering insights for regulatory and strategic decisions
COVID-19 & Nutrient Perception | STATA
• Investigated 2016–2022 cross-sectional data to evaluate the sociodemographic influence on nutrition perceptions in food and
beverages
• Analyzed the impact of COVID-19 on nutrient perception, revealing a 7% increase in consumer prioritization of vitamin C and iron
Text Classification employing Machine Learning | Python (sklearn, tensorflow, matplotlib, scipy)
• Developed a CNN-based system achieving 91% accuracy in classifying mathematical symbols, using SVM and PCA to optimize
performance
• Optimized overall model performance and classification accuracy by evaluating multiple classifiers, including logistic regression
and Multilayer Perceptron
Demand Estimation using Machine Learning | R
• Conducted data cleaning on Nielsen panel data (2016–2019) to analyze the U.S. frozen food market, addressing missing values,
outlier detection, and normalization for high-quality analysis
• Leveraged machine learning algorithms (Random Forest, LASSO, Elastic Net) to estimate ATE without a control group, improving
performance and reducing computation time