Currently, I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at the University of Manitoba, with research interests spanning International Economics, Applied Econometrics, Machine Learning, Economics of Migration and Regional Policy Economics.

My Ph.D. thesis, titled 'Reimagining Endogeneity in Trade and Migration: Using Shift-Share Instrumental Variables & Machine Learning,' aims to drive advancements in these areas through innovative methodologies and data-driven insights.

In addition to my research, I have a strong passion for teaching. Since the fall of 2019, I have been actively engaged in teaching various courses at the University of Manitoba. The Faculty of Arts recognized my commitment to teaching excellence with the Teaching Excellence Award in 2022.

Outside of academia, I enjoy travelling and photography.