About Me
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at McGill University. My research focuses on developing strategies for post-selection inference and predictive model uncertainty quantification that are applicable in complex data settings and/or with small sample sizes. I also actively work on collaborative projects in demography, global development, and quantitative social science that aim to estimate various population indicators (e.g., mortality, fertility, and school completion rates) at national and subnational levels.
I recently completed my PhD in the Department of Biostatistics at the University of Washington under the supervision of Professors Daniela Witten and Jon Wakefield. Previously, I worked as a research and data consultant for the Global Education Monitoring Report at UNESCO. I completed my Master of Science in Statistical Sciences at the University of Toronto and my Bachelor of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo.
For more about my academic and professional experiences, please see my Research and CV. I am always looking for interesting collaborations so if you have a project in mind, please do feel free to reach out!
Outside of my work, I like to ice skate, play squash, run, bake, and really enjoy a good book.
Prospective Students
I anticipate having openings for PhD students starting in Fall 2027 focusing on methodological problems in post-selection inference, small-area estimation/survey statistics, and/or statistical demography. If you are interested in joining my lab, please send me an email explaining your interests and with your CV and transcripts attached.
I unfortunately do not anticipate having openings for MSc students this coming cycle. I will not be able to respond to email requests regarding MSc positions due to the high volume of such emails.