I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken. 

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My research interests include:

- Applied Microeconomics.

- Labor Economics. My work explores the determinants of workers' cognitive and non-cognitive skills and examines how these skills, in turn, shape workers' occupational mobility, bargaining power and wages. In recent projects, I also investigate which skills enable workers to adapt successfully to phenomena such as digitization and green policies.

- Development Economics. This part of my research explores the inequalities associated with gender and health in both low- and high-income countries.

-Behavioral Economics.

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I am actively seeking a prospective PhD student to join a research project  on the effect of artificial intelligence on journalism and knowledge-based professions. If you possess a robust foundation in econometrics, data science, or statistics and find this research area interesting, please reach out!

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