Curriculum Vitae

Coursework: Causal Inference with Longitudinal and Panel Data, Empirical Industrial Organization, International Trade Theory, Labor Economics, Market Structures and Imperfect Competition, Econometrics I & II, Microeconomics I & II, Macroeconomics I & II, Probability Theory and Statistical Inference.

First-generation college student.

Evidence on Returns to Publications in Economics

with Chris Karbownik and Alexis Toda. Presented at the Emory Economics Lunch & Learn Seminar (Spring 2026).

What’s in a Master’s Degree? Signaling versus Human Capital in Returns to Master’s Degrees in Ecuador

with Chris Karbownik and Cristhian Rosales-Castillo.

Effects of School Infrastructure in a Developing Country: Evidence from the Millennium Schools in Ecuador

with Chris Karbownik and Cristhian Rosales-Castillo.

Human Capital Formation and Migration

with Chris Karbownik and Anthony Wray.

Minimum Wages and the Labor Market in Peru

with Diego Winkelried (2021). Presented at the 2021 Labor Economics Summer School, Barcelona School of Economics (BSE), and the 2021 Virtual Seminar Series on Minimum Wages and Low-Wage Policies (IAB & LASER, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg). PDF.

Explaining the Educational Achievement Gap Between Public and Private School Students in Peru

with Lucía Gómez (2018, in Spanish).

Differences in SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence in the population of Cusco, Peru

with C. Huamaní, F. Concha-Velasco, et al. Global Epidemiology, 7 (2024), 100131. ScienceDirect.

Teaching Assistant to David McMillon

• ECON 450Economics of Discrimination — Spring 2026

Teaching Assistant to Maria Arbatskaya

• ECON 201Intermediate Microeconomics — Fall 2025
• ECON 341Business & Government — Fall 2025

Teaching Assistant to Chris Karbownik

• ECON 499RWUndergraduate Research in Economics — Spring 2025
• ECON 485-3Causal Inference — Fall 2024