Economics student, occasional software builder, slower runner than I'd like to be.

I study Economics and Political Science at UCLA, where most of my time goes to quantitative policy work — pulling from public data, structuring it, and trying to say something true with it.

When the analysis needs a tool that doesn't exist, I build it — usually in Python or a small web app, badly documented, working anyway.

Outside of that: long runs, worse climbs, and a reading list that leans harder into decision theory than it probably should.

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