About
I am a PhD student at Maastricht University, specialising in macroeconometrics and empirical macroeconomics. My research focuses on causal inference and the development of new methods to better understand how macroeconomic policies are transmitted through the economy.
From July to September 2025, I was also a PhD intern at the Bank of England, where I contributed to research and policy projects regarding the transmission of monetary policy.
Prior to my PhD, I interned and subsequently worked as an external consultant at the OECD, within the Trade and Productivity Statistics Division. During this time, I worked on the estimation of international transport and insurance costs, the construction of merchandise trade price indices, and contributed to the development of the OECD AIS Vessel Tracking Dashboard.
I am open to collaborations, research discussions, and opportunities related to macroeconomic policy analysis and forecasting. I will be on the 2026/27 job market for positions starting in 2027 and welcome opportunities to connect.