I am a 4th year doctoral candidate in the Statistics and Applied Probability Department at the University of California Santa Barbara. I am a member of the Center for Financial Mathematics and Actuarial Research (CFMAR) and the Simulation and Control in Finance and Insurance (SCiFI) research group under the supervision of Prof. Michael Ludkovski.
My research interests lie in the interface of Financial Mathematics, Stochastic Games, Deep Learning and Groundwater Markets. For my thesis project I am investigating the use of stochastic games to model groundwater markets in California.
Stochastic Games Financial Mathematics Deep Learning Groundwater Markets
I am a recipient of the Amazon Fellowship supporting studies in responsible AI and a mentor in the PALilSaDs program which aims to increase degree completion for low-income, high-achieving STEM undergraduates. If you would like to reach out please send me a note using the contact page.
About me
I am passionate about learning and teaching topics in mathematics, statistics, finance and data science. I am a staunch advocate for open collaboration in academia. I enjoy writing blog posts about topics I find interesting and am committed to sharing my project work and course material.

In addition to the posts on my website I will also be posting the same content to my profile on Medium, as well as (hopefully) publishing content on YouTube aiming to provide advice and helpful content for students in STEM.