Curriculum Vitae
My research brings econometric theory to questions of practical importance for empirical researchers. My work spans causal inference with panel data, treatment-effect heterogeneity, and semiparametric efficiency—understanding how to make the most of the information available in the data and the assumptions we are willing to make.
I have developed methods for difference-in-differences with multiple time periods, doubly robust estimation, and treatments that vary in timing or intensity, alongside software that helps researchers put these methods into practice. Explore my research.
Career at a glance
- 2023–present
- Emory University Associate Professor of Economics; Winship Distinguished Research Professor since September 2026. Also an Amazon Scholar since 2023.
- 2021–2023
- Microsoft Senior Researcher and then Principal Researcher, Office of the Chief Economist.
- 2015–2023
- Vanderbilt University Assistant Professor of Economics. Visiting Assistant Professor at Yale’s Cowles Foundation, 2018–2019.
- 2015
- Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Ph.D. in Economics.
Recognition. Dennis J. Aigner Award (2023) and Zellner Thesis Award (2016).
Editorial service. Associate Editor, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, and Journal of Causal Inference.
