Economics · Data · Policy
Senior studying Economics & Political Science. Interested in AI governance, data analytics, and the institutions that sit between the two.
I'm a senior at [Your University] who got into economics because I wanted to understand why people make the decisions they do — and stayed because the data kept surprising me.
Right now I'm building expertise in AI governance and data analytics through a structured 90-day sprint: real projects, published writing, and honest feedback loops.
Outside the work: competitive [sport], reader of behavioral economics and game theory, and someone who thinks the best conversations happen over a long walk or a good coffee.
Coding
Queried the FEC bulk data API to map PAC spending by industry. Identified trends in tech-sector political spending relative to AI policy votes.
View on GitHub →Coding
Automated pipeline pulling legislative data from the Congress.gov API into SQLite. Runs analytical queries and exports a CSV summary on each run.
View on GitHub →Research
A policy brief mapping how semiconductor export controls function as a lever for AI governance. Grounded in CSET data and trade economics.
Read the brief →Other
Add a memorable personal project, leadership role, or athletic feat here. The best "other" entry is the one that makes a recruiter pause.
More →Behavioral economics & decision theory
AI governance & tech policy
One page. Updated June 2026.