About me

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I am a data scientist, writer, and problem-solver with experience working in business strategy, economics, and sports analytics. I am currently a director of pricing and data science at Mojo.

I write about a variety of topics I’m interested in at my personal blog, Kaleidoscope Mind.

Previously I was head of strategic analytics at the BCG Henderson Institute, where I led a research team of several consultants and data scientists to write perspectives on the future of business strategy. My writing has been published in Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, Fortune, and the World Economic Forum.

I have experience in sportswriting and firsthand statistical analysis. My research paper, “Does a ‘coattail effect’ influence the valuation of players in the Major League Baseball draft?”, was published at the 2013 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, and my writing has appeared in Sports Illustrated and Baseball Prospectus, among other outlets.

I graduated from Princeton University with a bachelor’s degree in economics in 2013.