I am an assistant professor in the DOTM group at the Anderson School of Management at UCLA, where my research aims to amplify the impact of organizations that promote social good.

Drawing inspiration from collaborations with nation-wide nonprofits such as VolunteerMatch and Food Rescue U.S., my work combines data analytics with rigorous modeling frameworks to provide application-driven recommendations alongside broadly relevant insights. My research has garnered recognition from across INFORMS communities, including Public Sector Operations Research, Auctions & Market Design, and Manufacturing & Service Operations Management. My current research interests focus on volunteerism and fundraising.

I received my Ph.D. in Operations from the Yale School of Management, where I was fortunate to be advised by Vahideh Manshadi, and I spent one year as a post-doc at the Stanford Graduate School of Business hosted by Daniela Saban. Before starting my Ph.D., I graduated from Williams College in 2013 with a degree in Math and Economics, and I taught in the Math Department at Kingswood Oxford School for three years.