I’m a behavioral scientist with a background in behavioral economics.

I aim to help organizations design better systems, tools, and communications by understanding how people think, decide, and behave. With a background in behavioral science and analytics, I aim to develop evidence-based strategies that improve well-being, reduce conflict, and drive behavior change in areas like financial decision-making, cooperation, and trust. I am currently a doctoral candidate at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, where I teach and study what drives online divides and interventions to meaningfully address this. Previously, I was a behavioral researcher at Duke University, leading applied studies and experiments on governance, public trust, and financial inclusion.