About Me
I’m a final-year PhD candidate on the 2025–26 academic job market. My research maps aggregate shocks into household decisions and regional outcomes, guided by a micro-to-macro approach that combines large-scale administrative data and causal inference. My job-market paper reveals a stark split in how U.S. households restructure debt after income windfalls.
My work bridges academic rigor with real-world application, drawing on my experience as an Economist in Residence at BNP Paribas Fortis, and as a risk analyst and market operations trainee at the European Central Bank, where I gained firsthand insight into monetary policy implementation. These roles were instrumental in securing the innovative industry partnerships that define my doctoral work. I strive to publish open, reproducible tools to support my research.
- Empirical Macroeconomics
- Household Economics & Finance
- Energy Economics (Oil & Gas)
- Regional Economics
PhD in Economics (expected)
Ghent University, BE
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Harvard University, US
Visiting Student at Darden School
University of Virginia, US
M.Sc. in Economics and Business
Erasmus University Rotterdam, NL
B.Sc. in Economics
University of Macedonia, GR