I am currently an Associate Teaching Professor of Economics and former Assistant Dean of Strategic Initiatives at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business. I am an interdisciplinary scholar with expertise is in game theory, decision sciences, and quantitative analysis. Details on courses I'm teaching or have taught can be found on my teaching page.

My research focuses broadly on political economy in American politics where I use both statistical and mathematical models to better understand what I believe to be substantively important areas. One of these projects focuses on accountability and federalism in the context of the U.S. disaster relief. A second area develops both formal theory and an empirical analysis to examine the market origins of media bias. More details of my current and published research may be found on my research page.