About me

I am a labor economist on LinkedIn's Economic Research Team, where I analyze trends in hiring, networks, and skills. My current research examines how college students and young professionals are navigating the rapidly changing world of work.

Prior to LinkedIn, I served as an Assistant Professor at UC Davis and then as a Principal Economist at the Federal Reserve Board, where I forecasted labor market conditions to guide monetary policy decisions.

Alongside my work at LinkedIn, I maintain an independent research agenda focused on unemployment, labor demand, and the social safety net. My latest research explores cyclical and seasonal fluctuations in the labor market.

You can reach out to me on LinkedIn.