I am currently at Purdue University, where I hold the position of Assisant Professor of Economics. I received my Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania in May 2010.

I am a theoretical macroeconomist. Using general equilibrium models, I study the effects of market frictions, including incomplete markets and bankruptcy, in financial environments.

My teaching responsibilities include the 1st year macroeconomic theory sequence for Econ PhDs and an advanced undergraduate course in game theory.