Postdoctoral Fellow, Georgia Tech, Scheller College of Business

My research examines how digital technologies reshape business strategy and society. My dissertation develops an extensive portfolio of studies on platform competition and its unintended consequences. Building on this foundation, my current projects explore the economic impacts of digital platforms and other forms of technological change, including work in Scheller’s IT Management Area.

I hold a PhD in Management (Strategy) from the UCLA Anderson School of Management, an MA in Economics from Columbia University, and dual BAs in Economics and Sociology with honors and distinction from the Schreyer Honors College at Pennsylvania State University.

Before my PhD, I was a researcher at NYU Stern and the Census Bureau Research Data Center, and a manager at a leading economic research firm.